Legends and Facts about the Amber Room (1990)

The Catherine Palace in Pushkino.

The palace's main hall.

Finishing of panels and doors.

The Amber Room (photo).

Close-up: amber mosaic.

War chronicle.

The destroyed Catherine Palace (photo).

The Royal Castle of Konigsberg (photo).

The Amber Room in the Royal Palace of Konigsberg (photo).

War chronicle of 1945 in Kaliningrad.

Cellars.

Presumed burial places of the Amber Room (animation).

A restorer at work.

Making amber copies.

Craftsmen at work.

A fragment of the Amber Room recreated by modern craftsmen.

The chief architect of the restoration of the Catherine Palace A.A. Kedrinsky at work.

Panorama of the shelves with books.

Portrait of the King of Prussia Friedrich I. Antique engraving of Konigsberg.

Amber mosaic.

Fragments of amber panels.

The Royal Castle in Berlin (engraving).

Portrait of Peter I. Portrait of the Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm.

Old engravings of St.

Petersburg.

Portrait of the architect Rastrelli.

Portrait of Elizabeth Petrovna.

The Catherine Palace in Tsarskoye Selo (engraving).

The Amber Room (engraving).

Gilded frieze of the Amber Room.

Elements of the design of the Amber Room.

A painting made in stone.

Portrait of A. Benois.

Portrait of Chancellor Vorontsov.

Portraits of Empress Maria Theresa and her husband, Emperor Franz.

A master recreating an amber mosaic.

Restorer A. A. Zhuravlev (synchronously) about a trip to Florence.

Amber plates.

Amber products.

Laboratory.

Experiments in coloring amber.

Amber cabinet.

Restoration workshop for the reconstruction of the Amber Room. A. Kedrinsky (synchronously).

Craftsmen at work.

Fragments of panels.

The only color image of the Amber Room that has come down to us.