Who painted Portrait of Count Ivan Paskevich?

Portrait of Count Ivan Paskevich was painted by Georg von Bothmann in 1869.

Where can I see Portrait of Count Ivan Paskevich?

Portrait of Count Ivan Paskevich is held by Hermitage Museum.

Artwork

Portrait of Count Ivan Paskevich

Portrait of Count Ivan Paskevich is an oil painting by Georg von Bothmann. It dates from 1869 and is held in the collection of the Hermitage Museum.

About this work

Overview

This oil painting, executed in 1869 by Georg von Bothmann, portrays Count Ivan Paskevich. It is part of the collection at the State Hermitage Museum.

Subject & Meaning

The subject, Count Ivan Paskevich, was a prominent historical figure, though the painting's specific context or symbolism beyond the portrayal is not detailed here.

Technique & Style

While the technique and style of the portrait are not elaborated upon, it is characteristic of 19th-century oil painting traditions.

History & Provenance

Created in 1869, the portrait has been housed at the State Hermitage Museum, indicating its recognized historical and artistic value.

Context

The work reflects the tradition of commissioned portraiture common among nobility and high-ranking individuals during the 19th century.

Legacy

The legacy of the portrait lies in its representation of Count Ivan Paskevich and its presence within the Hermitage's collection, though its broader impact on art history is not specified.

Artist & collection

Artist

Georg von Bothmann

Georg von Bothmann (1810–1891) was an artist, born in Lübeck.

Museum

Hermitage Museum

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