Faberge created his first decorative egg for a British crafts exhibition from yew wood ... created fantastic art objects until the Russian revolution of 1917 shattered the court`s existence.

Kutsak said the project was derailed by the ... egg's styling as "eclectic." The amateur art history sleuth rejects that. "Why would Faberge do the egg in two different styles?" ...

Nobody expects a full revival of the Faberge tradition. How could they? No artist could copy such masterpieces as the silver egg standing ... What this project is really about is Russia`s ability ...

Russia — The forgotten glory of imperial Russia glittered decadently once more yesterday as the first full-scale exhibit of Faberge art here since 1902 opened at the Winter Palace. Jeweled eggs ...

Vekselberg is the biggest individual owner of Fabergé eggs, having bought nine of them ... One of Gilbertson's earliest projects: purchase the Fabergé trademark and intellectual property rights ...

"Faberge eggs - this is part of Russian history and Russian culture," he told me. Mr Vekselberg has created a cultural foundation, the Link of Times, to look after his art. One of the foundation ...

One piece, the "Coronation Egg," presented by Tsar Nicholas II to his wife at Easter 1897, would have become the most expensive piece of decorative art to be ... fears the project could break ...

his appreciation for fine art prevented him from pawning or destroying their inheritance. This inheritance—which included the Fabergé eggs—remained at the Armory until, in 1927, Lenin’s ...

If you travel to any town, large or small in, say, England, Spain or Mexico, more than likely there’s a piece of art that the natives ... Russian imperial Easter eggs. Visitors also may visit ...