A story shaped by art, culture, history and generations of the Rudanovsky family.
The Rudanovsky Legacy
The Rudanovsky family traces its story through centuries of cultural engagement, intellectual curiosity and connections between Europe and Russia.
Across generations, that story has been shaped by an enduring relationship with art, history, preservation and the objects that carry memory forward.
Selected Objects
Italy. Oil on canvas. 73 × 125 cm. The State Hermitage Museum.
Russia, St Petersburg, late 18th century. Porcelain. 3.5 × 23.4 cm. The State Hermitage…
Russia, St Petersburg, late 18th century. Porcelain. 5.5 × 30.6 cm. The State Hermitage…
Russia, St Petersburg, 1770–1790s. Polychrome overglaze painting, gilding. 11.5 × 36.0 × 22.0 cm…
Russia, St Petersburg, 1801-1825. Porcelain. D-24.1 cm. The State Hermitage Museum.
Russia, St Petersburg, 1814-1825. Porcelain. D-22.9 cm. The State Hermitage Museum.
France, England (?), 19th century. Hard-paste (?) porcelain. height 8.1 cm; diameter 21.5 cm.…
Western Europe, 1880s – 20th century. Hard-paste porcelain. height 15.5 cm; width with handles…
Archive Stories
Works once associated with the collection of A. K. Rudanovsky form part of a remarkable history connecting private collecting in Imperial Russia with the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg.
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Then and now: 62 Nevsky Avenue in St. Petersburg, historically associated with A. K. Rudanovsky’s antique business. Two photographs connect the address as it appeared in the early twentieth century with the same location…
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Russian general, art collector and a member of the Rudanovsky family whose life connected Imperial Russia with the artistic and cultural circles of nineteenth-century France.
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A feature published in Xcellence Magazine exploring the Rudanovsky family, its history, collecting tradition and connections to Russian and European cultural life.
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