From a series of portraits of participants of the “Most Beloved Most Crazy Cathedral of the Most Comfortable Prince-Pope”. Sample portrait painting of the XVII century with its inherent features, which is called “parsunnoy.” Methods of transferring nature in Parsun were largely conditional; its characteristic feature was the flatness of the image.
At the same time, striving for portrait likeness, the parsuna reproduced the appearance of a person and the details of his clothing with protocol accuracy. Turgenev is dressed in a scarlet silk caftan, girded with a patterned sash with a yellow hanging tip, and a dark green velvet fur coat lined with dark fur.
The head is tied with a dark green ribbon. Turgenev Yakov Fedorovich – the tenant of the Reitarian system; Has been in service since 1671. He wore the title of “old warrior and Kiev colonel of the Most Most Inspired Cathedral.” He commanded a company in the Kozhukhov campaign in 1694. In January 1695, Turgenev’s jester’s wedding was celebrated, after which he died.
Portrait de Yakov Fedorovich Turgenev 
Retrato de Yakov Fedorovich Turgenev 
Portrait of Andrei Besyaschy by Andrei Matveyevich Apraksin 
Portrait de A. I. Turgenev – Peter Sokolov 
Portrait de S. I. Turgenev – Peter Sokolov 
Retrato de S. I. Turgenev – Peter Sokolov 
Retrato de A. I. Turgenev – Peter Sokolov 
Turgenev by Ilya Repin