Stage Designs
The following gallery depicts the scene designs created by Matvey Shishkov for the first performance of the drama in 1870 at the Mariinsky Theatre, Saint Petersburg, Russia.
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Scene 3
The Novodevichiy Monastery -
Scene 9
An Inn on the
Lithuanian Border -
Scene 13
The Castle of the Governor Mniszech in Sambor -
Scene 15
Night. A Garden.
A Fountain. -
Scene 17
The Tsar's Duma
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