“The eagle-turned-eagle or foreign and domestic policy.” Caricature from the period of the First Russian Revolution, 1905.
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French cartoon published after ‘Bloody Sunday’, the violent dispersal of the procession of St. Petersburg workers protesting at the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg on January 22, 1905.
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"Mass murder in Russia. Your Majesty, as you see, there is peace in Russia." German caricature from the period of the First Russian Revolution, 1905 г.
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"One mind is good, but three is better." Caricature of Nicholas II, Empress Alexandra Feodorovna and Grigory Rasputin, 1917.
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"Convergence with the People." 1910s.
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"The Russian Reigning House." 1910s.
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"The Apotheosis of Tsarism. Two last Russian autocrats: Grisha Rasputin and Kolya Raspitin (surname pun - who drinks alcohol) diligently engaged in state affairs". 1910s.
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"Grishka promiscuous, watch out! And wait for the wrath of the people!" 1910s.
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"Tsar Nicholas II dances to the tune of Rasputin." 1910s.
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"Citizen, take the crown, as well: Russia no longer needs it." The ‘Budilnik’ (‘alarm clock’) Magazine, 1917.
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Tsar-Gun, Tsar-Bell, Tsar Nicholas II: "Does Not Shoot, Does Not Ring, Does Not Reign." 1917.
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"Let's see how they do without the eagle!" 1917.
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