At the turn of the XVIII – beginning of the XIX century Borovikovsky turned to a new type of group portrait for him. This allowed the artist to introduce new
Portrait of F. A. Borovsky by Vladimir Borovikovsky
We have a portrait of Major-General Fyodor Artemyevich Borovsky. The artist, who lived on the eve of romanticism, made his hero quite enthusiastic. The resolute and energetic turn of Borovsky’s
Portrait of Elizabeth Grigoryevna Temkina by Vladimir Borovikovsky
VL Borovikovsky has portraits that give an accurate and vivid description of the model. Here is an image of a woman dressed elegantly in the late eighteenth century. Magnificently written
Portrait of Murtaza-Kuli-Khan by Vladimir Borovikovsky
Before us is the disgraced Murtaza-Kuli-Khan, about whom Catherine II wrote in one of her letters: “For about a month, we have been visited by the Persian prince Murtaza-Kuli-Khan, deprived
Portrait of Emperor Paul I by Vladimir Borovikovsky
Pavel Petrovich – Emperor of All Russia, son of Emperor Peter III and Empress Catherine II, was born on September 20, 1754, entered the throne after the death of Catherine
Portrait of the poet GR Derzhavin-1795 by Vladimir Borovikovsky
Brilliant samples of virtuosic possession of the brush and. by all means of the ceremonial image of steel in the work of Borovikovsky’s portrait of G. Derzhavin. The artist captures
Portrait of Mikhail Dolgoruky by Vladimir Borovikovsky
And this is a portrait of Princess Margarita Ivanovna Dolgorukaya. Dolgorukaya – a strong and restrained woman with large and sharp features of an intelligent person. There is no trace
Portrait of E. N. Arsenieva by Vladimir Borovikovsky
Another master of the portrait and a Russian artist of Ukrainian origin is Borovikovsky Vladimir Lukich. His pen belongs to a lot of portraits, but our attention was riveted to
Catherine II in the Tsar’s Park by Vladimir Borovikovsky
Borovikovsky wrote Catherine II on a walk in the park of Tsarskoe Selo. I liked the portrait, and the artist wrote his version. So there were two almost identical portraits
Portrait of Karageorgia by Vladimir Borovikovsky
George Petrovich, nicknamed Black, who went down in history under the name of Karageorgia, was the supreme leader of the anti-Ottoman uprising that swept Serbia in 1804-1813. This massive armed
Portrait of G. S. Volkonsky by Vladimir Borovikovsky
There are several variants of the portrait of GS Volkonsky by Borovikovsky: the Tula Art Museum; Kiev, a museum of Russian art; Rome, Basil Lemmerman’s collection – a miniature copy