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English: Design model of the Cathedral of St. Isaac of Dalmatia in St. Petersburg, 1818–1821, designed by Auguste de Montferrand, wood, plaster, metal, oil paint, gilding, collection of St. Petersburg Academy of Arts
Русский: Проектная модель собора Св. Исаакия Далматского в Петербурге, 1818–1821 годы, мастера И. Гербер, Гроссе, Фреми, П. И. Брюлло, И. Найлон, Ла-Банк, П. В. Свинцов, В. М. Столяров по проекту Огюста Монферрана, дерево, гипс, металл, масляная краска, позолота, коллекция Санкт-Петербургской Академии Художеств
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