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Prince William And Kate Middleton Celebrate 10th Anniversary With New Royal Portraits, Queen Elizabeth Sends Message
The new photos were taken this week at Kensington Palace, by photographer Chris Floyd.
A royal couple is marking a big anniversary by stepping in front of the camera for a pair of new portraits.
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Photographs of Tsar Nicholas II and family go on show at Science Museum in London. The images were captured by Herbert Galloway Stuart, an English tutor to the nephews of Tsar Nicholas II, between 1908 and 1916. They were unearthed by chance at the National Science and Media Museum in Bradford
Tsar Nicolas II and family at St Petersburg, 1915.
Children of the Imperial family at Gatchina Palace, outside St Petersburg
Boating at Gatchina Palace!
Lunch during a hunting trip with Tsar Nicholas II.
The Imperial couple Tsar Nicholas II and Empress Alexandra.
The nearly 400 guests arrived in bejeweled 17th-century style costumes, created from designs by artist Sergey Solomko, after consulting closely with historical experts. Court ladies wore dresses embroidered with precious stones and kokoshniks (head-dresses) adorned with the finest family jewels, while the men donned richly decorated caftans and boyar-style fur hats. For the Romanov costume ball, guests took 38 original royal items of the 17th century from the Armory in Moscow to use in this 1903 extravaganza.