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Russian sculpture encompasses a rich tradition from medieval religious carvings to imperial-era monuments. Russian sculptors created bronze monuments, church decorations, and porcelain figures, often blending Western European influences with distinctly Russian artistic sensibilities. The Imperial Porcelain Factory and bronze foundries in St. Petersburg were major centers of production.
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Russian sculpture ranges from medieval church carvings to imperial bronze monuments. St. Petersburg's foundries and the Imperial Porcelain Factory were major centers, blending Western European techniques with Russian artistic identity.
A Christ in Majesty surrounded by the Fathers of the Church relief (c. 1600) is held by the Art Institute of Chicago.
It shows Christ in Majesty surrounded by Church Fathers and scenes from the life of Christ, a religious icon-carving typical of Russian devotional art.
St. Petersburg was a major center, home to the Imperial Porcelain Factory and bronze foundries that produced monuments and porcelain figures for the imperial court.
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