Alexandra Feodorovna

About the Artist

Alexandra Feodorovna, born in 1872 and died in 1918, was a figure active in Russia. This name was used as an Orthodox baptismal name given to foreign-born royals who married into the Russian tsarist family. Alexandra Feodorovna has been the name of several figures in the Russian royal family, most notably Alix of Hesse, wife of Nicholas II. The name also symbolizes the cultural and religious ties formed through marriages between the Russian royal family and foreign royalty. Alexandra Feodorovna is recorded mainly as a historical figure rather than for personal artistic activity.