Peter Carl Fabergé
Also known as Pierre-Karl Fabergé, Carl Fabergé, Carl Gustavovitch Fabergé, Karl Gustavovich Faberzhe, Peter Carl Gustavovitch Fabergé, Karl Gustavovich Fabergé, Carl Peter Fabergé, Petr Karl Fabergé
rysk guldsmed och juvelerare
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Peter Carl Fabergé was a renowned Russian jeweller who created elaborate and decorative objects, most famously the ornate eggs commissioned by Russian royalty. His innovative designs and craftsmanship made him one of the most celebrated artisans of his era, and his work remains highly valued by collectors and museums today.
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- Born
- 1846
- Died
- 1920
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- 9
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Peter Carl Fabergé (ryska: Карл Густавович Фаберже, tr. Karl Gustavovitj Fabergé), född 30 maj 1846 i Sankt Petersburg, död 24 september 1920 i Lausanne i Schweiz, var en rysk guldsmed och juvelerare. Hans far, Gustav Fabergé, var en balttysk smyckesformgivare med ryskt medborgarskap, av franskt ursprung och hans mor från Danmark. Han erhöll sin utbildning i olika länder, bl.a. England och Frankrike. Han ärvde sin fars företag och verkstäderna i St. Petersburg och Moskva var omtalade för sin tillverkning av exotiska, utsökta föremål. Bland hans mästerverk var de juvelprydda påskägg (fabergéägg), som 1884 beställdes av tsar Alexander III av Ryssland som en gåva till tsarinnan. Fabergé avled 1920 i landsflykt i Schweiz.
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