Porträt der Anna Vasiliyevna Buturlina (1708-1771)

Antropov employed Rococo stylistic elements in the painting. The composition utilizes a muted brown background to focus attention on the subject, while a ruffled collar frames her face. The artist's use of chiaroscuro creates strong contrasts, adding depth and volume to the portrait.

Created in 1763 by Aleksey Petrovich Antropov, the painting is now held in the Tretyakov Gallery's collection, with its provenance tracing back to the artist's activity in St. Petersburg and Moscow.

As a Rococo work from 1763, the portrait reflects the aesthetic preferences of the mid-18th century, characterized by delicacy, elegance, and an emphasis on the subject's emotional presence.