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Ivan IV the Terrible portrait by Weigel . en Ivan IV the Terrible portrait by Weigel Dostoviernye portrety moskovskikh gosudarei Ivana III Vasiliia Ivanovna Ivana IV Wiegel PDArt Uploaded with Ivan IV of Russia in engravings

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St Basil’s Cathedral, or Pokrovsky , a crazy confusion of colours and shapes created between 1555 and 1561. legend has it that Ivan the Terrible had the architect blinded so he would be unable to create another similar building.

A closeup look at the onion domes at St. Basil's Cathedral (Museum) on Moscow's Red Square ordered built by the notorious Russian Czar, Ivan the Terrible.

Moscow: Ivan the Terrible bust on Alley of the Rulers of Russia in courtyard of Military Form of Russian Military Historical Society. The bust were made by Zurab Tsereteli

Kirillo-Belozersky monastery was built in 1397 by St. Kirill, who left a life of luxury to become closer to God.

The Cathedral of Vasily the Blessed, commonly known as Saint Basil's Cathedral, is a former church in Red Square in Moscow, Russia.

Orel, Russia - October 3, 2016: First in Russia Ivan the Terrible monument on clear blue sky

St. Basil's Cathedral was commissioned by Ivan the Terrible in the 16th century to commemorate a military victory. In front is sculpture of Grazdadin Minin and princ Pozarsky.

Orel, Russia - October 3, 2016: First in Russia Ivan the Terrible monument on concrete pedestal on clear blue sky

Antique Russian Photograph: Church of St. Basil, Moscow, Russia, 1893. Source: Original edition from my own archives. Copyright has expired on this artwork. Digitally restored.

Sergiev Posad, Moscow region, Russia - January 6, 2011: The Chapel of the Assumption Storehouse was built in 1644 at the south-western corner of the Assumption Cathedral over the spring of healing water that opened here. The flow of pilgrims for holy water to the holy spring does not stop. White cathedral, blue domes, tall fir trees. Frost. The Assumption Cathedral was built under Ivan the Terrible in 1559.

Orel, Russia - October 3, 2016: First in Russia Ivan the Terrible monument on concrete pedestal near Bogoyavlenskaya church

This church was built to commemorate the Russian town of Uglich's most historic event - the mysterious death in 1591 of the 10-year old last son of Ivan the Terrible on the site where the church was built.

Moscow, Russia-May 11, 2008: Busy Red Square is crowded with people before the unique St. Basil's Cathedral, one of the most famous attractions of Moscow.

Kamyanets-Podilsky, Ukraine - October 3, 2009. Members of history club wear historical uniform 17 century during historical reenactment. Grand Duchy of Moscow, Streltsy.

The Ascension Church with arrow-shaped windows and high octahedral hipped roof was intended only for the members of tsar's family. at the Kolomenskoye Estate was one of the first hipped stone temples in Russia. The church was put up in 1532 to commemorate the long-awaited birth of Great Prince Vasili III's son Ivan the Terrible. It is possible that the church was constructed by Italian architecture Petrok Maly (Peter Fryazin).The well-proportioned temple

$Uglich, Russia is the site of the death in 1591 of Prince Dimitry (Demetrius), the youngest son of Czar Ivan IV (\$

Moscow, Russia - June 8, 2016: This photo of Saint Basil's Cathedral was taken of the southern exposure of the church on a sunny morning.

Black Ivan the Terrible monument in Orel, Russia with sunstars behind the neck