Today we will continue our short tour of the halls of the Marble Palace of St. Petersburg. But if last time we were talking about marble and granite interiors, today I will show you how some of the ceilings look, as well as a few words about the mantel clock displayed in the halls of the palace.
Сегодня мы продолжим нашу короткую экскурсию по залам Мраморного дворца Санкт-Петербурга. Но если в прошлый раз речь шла о мраморных и гранитных интерьерах, сегодня я покажу, как выглядят некоторые потолки, а также пару слов скажу о каминных часах, выставленных в залах дворца.
As I wrote earlier, not all the interiors of the palace look like they did in the old days, but there are still many beautiful rooms, and the ceilings are something special. Rarely where else can you find such a variety of stucco and decor.
Как я уже писал ранее, далеко не все интерьеры дворца выглядят сегодня, как в прежние времена, но здесь всё равно много красивых помещений, но потолки - нечто особенное. Редко где ещё можно встретить такое разнообразие лепнины и декора.
We can only guess how much effort was spent by architects and craftsmen to make such beautiful precise stucco patterns of the ceilings.
Остаётся только предполагать, сколько сил было потрачено архитекторами и мастеровыми, чтобы сделать столь красивые точные лепные узоры потолков.
There are not many clocks in the palace, but each of them is a real work of art. An amazing fact is also that absolutely all clocks go and show the exact time.
Часов во дворце не очень много, но каждые из них - настоящее произведение искусства. Удивительный факт ещё и в том, что абсолютно все часы идут и показывают точное время.
Photos taken with camera CANON EOS 50D, TAMRON 28-75mm lens
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Wow such beautiful buildings. I'd love to know more about its history, information and design.
I look forward to seeing more about it
Thank you! Be sure, soon I'll make more post about my trip to St. Petersburg!
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Impressive ceiling detail work! I think I'd have a stiff neck when I visit this place. Love the monochrome white ceiling. Welcome to the Architecture+Design Community @yurche!
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Hello @yurche I greet you from the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Thank you for showing us the corridors of the Marble Palace in St. Petersburg. and in turn the architecture of the ceilings and the clocks on the museum shelf. The details of each work that you show us are truly beautiful. Well stylized work of art. Thank you and congratulations on your post. Receive a strong virtual hug full of light and many positive energies. Infinite blessings.
Thank you, peace be with you too! I recently returned from a trip to St. Petersburg, so expect many more interesting publications from me.
Amazing this architecture 🤩
It's a pity that the restrictions are now due to the pandemic