- In 1960, she published an autobiography titled Souvenirs de la Kschessinska (published in English as Dancing in St. Petersburg: The Memoirs of Kschessinska).Bulunamadı: mansion
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- English: Mansion of Mathilde Kschessinskaya in Saint Petersburg. ... Hôtel particulier de la Kschessinska. Architecture Art nouveau en Russie.
- Kschessinska Mansion Šis pavyzdinis art nouveau - arba tiksliau Šiaurės stiliaus moderne - architektūros modelis buvo pastatytas 1904-1906 m...
- In 1892 the future Tsar Nicholas II bought a mansion on the English Avenue in St. Petersburg for his lover – ballerina Mathilde Kschessinska.
- Kschessinska Mansion. The Kschessinska Mansion is the last name on our list of aristocratic palaces and mansions in St. Petersburg.
- The story is documented in Kschessinska’s memoirs, published in the 1960s and in Coryne Hall’s biography, "Imperial Dancer," published in 2005.
- Kschessinska Mansion is the finest example of Northern Art Nouveau style. ... The mansion was built for Matilde Kschessinska in 1904-1906.