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The Elizabethan Baroque tended to create the architecture of grandeur in order to glorify the might of the Russian Empire. Rastrelli designed majestic palace complexes in
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After the death of the empress Elizabeth Petrovna, the construction orders were passed to Antonio Rinaldi, who had previously worked for the small courtyard of the
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in St. Petersburg, the model he had made demonstrates the ambition of the original project that was not completed: the immense pyramidal steeple was never built.
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The Elizabethan Baroque style is also found in the works of Muscovite architects of the mid-eighteenth century, particularly those of
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and delicate window openings, possess the solidity of the mature Baroque rather than the curvilinear lightness of the Rococo.
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was the specialist in the field of religious buildings. With the exception of some constructions by Andrey Kvasov,
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is the key figure of this trend, which is still given the name 'Rastrellian Baroque'. The Russian architect
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Baroque in the Slavic Cultures: Rastrelli and Baroque Problems in Architecture
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Apart from some interiors, it is not quite correct to regard this style as
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of the middle of the eighteenth century. His most spectacular work is the
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Dassas, Frédéric (1999). "Chapitre IV : Les Méandres du style".
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L'illusion baroque : L'architecture entre 1600 et 1750
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Index

Elizabeth I
Elizabethan architecture



Peterhof Palace
Winter Palace
Smolny Cathedral
Russian Empire
Duchy of Courland
Russian
romanized
Russian Baroque
architectural style
Elizabeth of Russia
Rocaille
Rococo style
Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli
Savva Chevakinsky
Petrine Baroque
Muscovite Baroque
onions


Saint Petersburg
Winter Palace
Catherine Palace
Peterhof Palace
Russian architecture
Smolny Convent

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