Портрет Шестовой (?), Vasily Andreevich Tropinin, mid-19th century
Vasily Andreevich Tropinin, ritrattoVasily Andreevich Tropinin1780–1857

Портрет Шестовой (?)

mid-19th century · Painting · 22.2 × 17.5 cm

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Поколенное изображение молодой женщины с темными волосами, уложенными на прямой пробор. Корпус в фас, поворот головы три четверти вправо. Одета в розовое платье с белым воротником, отделанным кружевом. На шее нитка темных бус, на руках браслеты. Правая рука согнута в локте и опирается на спинку кресла, обитого синей тканью в полоску. Фон темно-коричневый, слева от головы высветлен до серого.

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Nella vita di Vasily Andreevich Tropinin

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  1. from 1824

    Lives and works in Moscow for the rest of his life

    From 1824 until his death Tropinin lives and works in Moscow, where his tireless portrait work makes him the best-known and leading portraitist of the ancient capital.

  2. 1833

    Teaches pupils of the public art class

    From 1833 Tropinin teaches on a voluntary basis the pupils of the newly opened public art class in Moscow, the future Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture.

  3. winter 1836

    Meets Karl Bryullov

    Muscovites give a ceremonial welcome to Karl Bryullov, the author of “The Last Day of Pompeii”, and Tropinin makes his acquaintance.

  4. 1843

    Honorary member of the Moscow Art Society

    Tropinin is elected an honorary member of the Moscow Art Society.

  5. 30 September 1855

    Death of his wife Anna Ivanovna

    The artist’s wife Anna Ivanovna, née Katina, born in 1786, dies.

  6. 3 maggio 1857

    Died

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