Лежащий лев, Valentin Serov, 1896
Valentin Serov, portraitValentin Serov1865–1911

Лежащий лев

1896 · Print · 13.8 × 11 cm

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Where is “Лежащий лев” now? Collection: State Russian Museum, Saint Petersburg. Unknown.

State Russian Museum

Saint Petersburg, Russia

The owner is known; whether it is on view today is not.

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Accession number
Гр.-28244

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In the life of Valentin Serov

The whole life
  1. 1878–1911 · Workplace

    Moscow

  2. 1894

    Elected a member of the Peredvizhniki

    In 1894 Serov was elected a member of the Peredvizhniki, to which he belonged until 1900; his portrait of S. A. Tolstaya and the landscape “In the Crimea” were shown at their 22nd exhibition.

  3. August – September 1894

    Through the Russian North with Korovin

    Having finished and presented “Alexander III and His Family”, Serov spent two months, until the end of September 1894, travelling through the Russian North with Konstantin Korovin and painted a great many studies.

  4. early 1896

    A commission for a watercolour of the coronation of Nicholas II

    In early 1896 Serov received a lucrative commission for the watercolour “The Anointing of the Emperor” for the art album of the coronation of Nicholas II; it gave him the right to attend the coronation on 26 May in the Dormition Cathedral, and the work was due by 1 May 1897.

  5. 1896

    His first exhibition abroad, in Munich

    Serov’s works were shown abroad for the first time, at a private exhibition in Munich (the Secession); at the end of the year he received invitations to take part in exhibitions in Munich, Stockholm and Copenhagen.

  6. 23 March 1898

    Awarded the title of academician

    On 23 March 1898 the general meeting of the Academy of Arts, on the proposal of Mathé, Repin and Chistyakov, awarded Serov the title of academician.

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