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Experience the regal grandeur of Franz Krüger's 1850 portrait, capturing a pivotal moment of aristocratic life; discover this masterpiece today.
Entered the Hermitage in 1920; transferred from the Winter Palace
Admire Franz Krüger’s "Prince Augustus of Prussia" (1817). A romantic portrait showcasing Prussian royalty in opulent detail. Hand-painted reproduction available.
Franz Kruger’s "Russian Guards at Tsarskoye Selo" (1832) captures a formal military scene in oil painting. Admire Prussian elegance & historical detail of this iconic 19th-century artwork.
Franz Krüger’s ‘Parade at the Opernplatz’ (1829) captures 19th-century Berlin's grandeur. Admire this historical realism oil painting – a stunning Prussian scene & royal portrait.
Admire 'Equestrian Portrait of Grand Prince Alexander Nikolayevich' by Franz Krüger! A dynamic oil painting showcasing nobility & military power. Classical style, rich details, & a commanding presence – perfect for art collectors.
Explore Franz Kruger’s "Parade in Potsdam" – a romantic landscape painting of 1817 Prussian civic life. Oil on canvas, capturing warmth & scale. Discover this historical masterpiece!
Admire 'Horse Agathon at Glienicke Castle' by Franz Kruger – a romantic horse portrait capturing Prussian nobility. Explore this 19th-century masterpiece.