Peter I., Zar und Großfürst von Russland

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Basic data

  1. Peter der Große; Romanow, Pjotr Alexejewitsch Alternative Names
  2. June 9, 1672greg. in Moskau
  3. February 8, 1725greg. in St. Petersburg
  4. russischer Zar
  5. St. Petersburg, Moskau

Iconography

Peter as a child (Source: Wikimedia)
Double throne in Kremlin Armoury (Source: Wikimedia)
Peter's ship, rigged with a sail and a mast with the help of Dutch carpenters (Source: Wikimedia)
Monument to Peter the Great in Kronstadt (Source: Wikimedia)
Europa 1721 (Source: Wikimedia)
Capture of Azov, 1696, by Robert Ker Porter (Source: Wikimedia)
Abraham Storck- Spectacle on the Amstel river, August 1697 (Source: Wikimedia)
The frigate Pieter and Paul on the IJ while Peter stands on the small ship on the right. Painting by A. Storck. This ship sank on his second voyage. (Source: Wikimedia)
Portrait of Peter I by Godfrey Kneller, 1698. This portrait was Peter's gift to the King of England. (Source: Wikimedia)
Woolwich Dockyard in 1698: the recently erected Great Storehouse (centre-right) dominates the built environment of the dockyard. (Source: Wikimedia)
Vista through the Summer Garden towards the Summer Palace, 1716 (Source: Wikimedia)
Embankment of the Fontanka River, Laundry Bridge, Summer Palace of Peter I (Source: Wikimedia)
View of the Kunstkamera across the Neva (Source: Wikimedia)
Preobrazhensky Regiment with the Sukarev tower. (Source: Wikimedia)
Peter I of Russia pacifies his marauding troops after retaking Narva in 1704, by Nikolay Sauerweid, 1859 (Source: Wikimedia)
Interior of Peter's log cabin (Source: Wikimedia)
Peter the Great Meditating the Idea of Building St Petersburg at the Shore of the Baltic Sea, by Alexandre Benois, 1916 (Source: Wikimedia)
Peter I in the Battle of Poltava, a mosaic by Mikhail Lomonosov (Source: Wikimedia)
First Winter Palace by Alexey Zubov (Source: Wikimedia)
Louis XV & Peter I (Source: Wikimedia)
His small wooden palace in Strelna, designed by Le Blond around 1714, had a botanical garden (Source: Wikimedia)
Peter in 1717 by Carel de Moor (Source: Wikimedia)
Peter the Great's Assembly in 1718 by Stanisław Chlebowski (Source: Wikimedia)
Peter the Great on his deathbed, by Nikitin (Source: Wikimedia)
The 1782 statue of Peter I in Saint Petersburg, informally known as the Bronze Horseman. Saint Isaac's Cathedral is in the background. (Source: Wikimedia)
Portrait of Peter by Pyotr Drozhdin (1795). Russian Museum. (Source: Wikimedia)
Peter I interrogating his son Alexei, a painting by Nikolai Ge (1871) (Source: Wikimedia)
Peter the Great with a black page, by de:Gustav von Mardefeld, a Prussian diplomat, who attended the peace congress on Åland between 1717-1719.[97] (Source: Wikimedia)
A posthumous portrait of Peter the Great, by Paul Delaroche, c. 1838 (Source: Wikimedia)
Head (original) of the model after which the monument by Falconet was cast in gypsum by Marie-Anne Collot. Russian Museum, Saint-Petersburg. (Source: Wikimedia)

Biographical information from the WeGA

Von 1682 bis 1721 Zar und Großfürst von Russland; von 1721 bis 1725 erster Kaiser des Russischen Reichs

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