The Imperial Regalia by Fedor Bagantz (1856)

Colour print of Russian imperial regalia on ermine and gold cloth: crown, scepter, orb, sword, and eagle emblems before churc

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Why is this public domain? Fedor Bagantz died in 1873; this work is in the public domain.

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A chromolithographic still life arranges the imperial regalia on a white ermine mantle over golden cloth, including a jeweled crown, scepter, orb, sword, and order insignia. Double-headed eagle emblems and a blue ribbon with gold tassels appear in the composition, with gilded church domes in the background. The work is by Fedor Bagantz and dated 1856.

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1856

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Still Life, Religion