Landmarks - Faberge Egg Exhibition

The video explores the history and significance of Faberge eggs, created by Russian jeweler Carl Faberge. These eggs, made for the Russian royal family, are renowned for their intricate craftsmanship and historical value. The tradition of gifting eggs at Easter was widespread in Russia, symbolizing Christ's resurrection. The video also covers the tragic fall of the Russian royal family during the 1917 revolution, which led to the loss of many Faberge eggs. An exhibition in Berlin showcases these eggs, highlighting their beauty and historical importance. The video concludes with Faberge's legacy and the cultural significance of his work.

Who was the original creator of the Faberge eggs?

• Viktor Vekselberg

• Alexandra Feodorovna

• Nicholas II

• Peter Carl Faberge

What was a common material used in the creation of Faberge eggs?

• Plastic

• Enamel

• Wood

• Silver

How many Faberge eggs remained in Russia after the revolution?

• 25

• 11

• 100

• 56

Which Faberge egg contains a replica of Alexandra's royal coach?

• The Winter egg

• The Coronation egg

• The Lilies of the Valley egg

• The Rosebud egg

What is the main aim of the Link of Times Cultural and Historical Foundation?

• To sell Faberge eggs

• To retrieve Russian cultural treasures

• To create new Faberge eggs

• To organize art competitions