Портрет Александра I, George Dawe, early 19th century
George Dawe, portrætGeorge DaweEngland, 1781–1829

Портрет Александра I

early 19th century · Painting · 88 × 69 cm

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Nisjnij Novgorod, Rusland

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Imens i livet hos George Dawe

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  1. 1818

    Congress of Aachen: The Attention of Alexander I

    In 1818, at the Congress of Aachen, Dawe first painted Prince Pyotr Volkonsky; seeing the artist at work, Alexander I was struck by the likeness and ordered that Dawe be invited to come to Russia to paint portraits of Russian generals.

  2. 1818–1828 · Virkested

    Saint Petersburg

  3. 1819

    Alexander I's Commission and Move to St. Petersburg

    Alexander I commissioned Dawe to paint portraits of the senior Russian commanders who had fought against Napoleon; in 1819 the artist moved to St. Petersburg.

  4. 1819

    European Journey with the Duke of Kent

    In 1819 Dawe, who enjoyed the patronage of the Duke and Duchess of Kent, set off with the Duke on a journey through Europe, in the course of which he attracted the attention of the Russian Emperor Alexander I.

  5. 1828

    First Painter of the Imperial Court

    In 1828 Dawe was officially appointed First Painter of the Imperial Court.

  6. 15. oktober 1829

    Died

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