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Washington’s Hillwood revives legacy of royal Russian icon
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Washington Diplomat
A new show at Washington’s Hillwood Estate, Museum and Gardens delivers an exquisite look at a fascinating but forgotten 20th century icon.
Natalie then began a series of moves that transformed her life and brought her further into the spotlight.
It’s well-worth stopping by Hillwood soon to excavate the story of this forgotten icon and get to know her fascinating story yourself.
“From Exile to Avant-Garde: The Life of Princess Natalie Paley” is on view at Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens’ Adirondack Building through Jan. 4, 2026.
All photos by Mark Finkenstaedt, Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens.
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