Portrait of Prince Platon Zubov

Executed in the Rococo style, the work features characteristic attention to detail in textiles and accessories, with Lampi's use of oil paint capturing the vibrancy of the prince's red coat and the contrast of the dark, cloudy sky.

Following the third partition of Poland, Lampi relocated to the Russian Empire at the invitation of Tsar Paul I. The painting is now part of the State Hermitage Museum's collection.

Created during Lampi's time in the Russian Empire, the portrait reflects the cultural exchange and artistic preferences of the early 19th-century Russian nobility, with the subject's attire and pose emblematic of the era's aristocratic portraiture.

As part of the State Hermitage Museum's holdings, the portrait contributes to the institution's collection of early 19th-century European portraiture, offering insight into the artistic and social dynamics of the time.