Gagarin Grigory Grigoryevich – an amateur artist; the son of the Russian envoy in Rome, Prince GI Gagarin. From 1826 he was in the diplomatic service.
In the 1820s he took painting lessons from KP Briullov, who often visited his parents ‘house in Rome, which became one of the centers of Russian artists’ communication, was Bryullov’s companion during the journey from Athens to Constantinople in 1835. He left the memories of Briullov.
Related Paintings 
Portrait de G. G. Gagarin – Karl Bryullov 
Retrato de G. G. Gagarin – Karl Bryullov 
Portrait of PA Kikin by Karl Bryullov 
Portrait of E. G. Gagarin in his childhood by Orest Kiprensky 
Portrait of MI Buteneva with her daughter by Karl Bryullov 
Portrait of OI Orlova-Davydova with her daughter by Karl Bryullov 
Portrait of Vel. Book. Yelena Pavlovna by Karl Bryullov 
Portrait of Yu. P. Samoylova with Giovannina Pacini and Arapchonka by Karl Bryullov
Portrait de G. G. Gagarin – Karl Bryullov Retrato de G. G. Gagarin – Karl Bryullov Portrait of PA Kikin by Karl Bryullov Portrait of E. G. Gagarin in his childhood by Orest Kiprensky Portrait of MI Buteneva with her daughter by Karl Bryullov Portrait of OI Orlova-Davydova with her daughter by Karl Bryullov Portrait of Vel. Book. Yelena Pavlovna by Karl Bryullov Portrait of Yu. P. Samoylova with Giovannina Pacini and Arapchonka by Karl Bryullov