A 1976 postcard depicting the interior of the exhibition hall in Livadia Palace, Livadia.
What is shown on the postcard
The image shows one of the halls of Livadia Palace adapted as an art exhibition space in 1976. Paintings in massive frames hang on the light-colored walls. In the foreground, a large patterned carpet lies on the parquet floor, with visitors standing near the display. An open doorway reveals an adjoining hall where more paintings are exhibited.
Historical note
Livadia Palace was the former summer residence of Russian emperors, built in the early 20th century according to the design of architect Nikolai Krasnov. In Soviet times, the palace was nationalized and converted into a sanatorium, as well as utilized for museum expositions and exhibitions.
Present day
Currently, Livadia Palace operates as a major museum complex. The historical interiors of the White, Suite, and other halls are carefully preserved, and cultural and historical exhibitions are regularly held here.
Location (map)
Address: 44a Baturin St, Livadia, Yalta, Crimea
Coordinates: 44.467400, 34.144400
(Google Maps)
Coordinate source: Livadia Palace, Crimea.
Questions and answers
- What is depicted on the postcard? The interior of the Livadia Palace exhibition hall featuring an art display in 1976.
- When was the postcard issued? The postcard is dated 1976.
- Where is the location? Livadia Palace is located in the town of Livadia on the southern coast of Crimea.
See also
The «Old Postcards» archive includes other views of Livadia from 1976.
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