Imperial Splendor: Court Culture in Romanov Empire (55+)
At one time the Romanov court was the richest and most elaborate in all the world. From art to jewelry to banquets, the Romanovs were enfolded in unequaled visual glory. Examining the artifacts of that culture also illuminates the autocratic power that gave the tsar and his world such prominence both at home and in the world of that time.
Helene Anne Gauthier
Community Education Coordinator
Lifelong Learning 55+
Questions?
612-668-4828 | Helene.Gauthier@mpls.k12.mn.us
Carol Veldman Rudie
Instructor
Carol Veldman Rudie uses her college teaching skills to research and to present background to Russian and Soviet art and culture. Although now retired from her position as outreach education coordinator at The Museum of Russian Art, she continues to offer these presentations to various continuing education programs around the country. She has her MA from the University of Minnesota and subsequently did graduate work that included Art History.
55-31001-F26-RO
FullInstructors:
- Helene Anne Gauthier
- Carol Veldman Rudie
| Date | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Fri, Oct 16th 2026 | 1:00 - 2:30 PM | Nokomis Library |
