Bagration Collection

Prince Simon Bagratovich of Bagrationi Imereti (1771-?), 1806. Private Collection

Mrs Frank Jay Gould at opening of Summer Sporting Club
Mrs Frank Jay Gould, nee Florence de Caze (1893-1985), wife of wealthy philanthropist and businessman Frank Jay Gould. Together with him

Prince Bagration leads the cossacks to attack in the Alpes, 1805. Artist: Porter
Prince Bagration leads the cossacks to attack in the Alpes, 1805. From a private collection

Katharina Fürstin Bagration-Skawronska, (1933). Creator: Unknown
Katharina Fü rstin Bagration-Skawronska, (1933). Portrait of Princess Catherine Bagration (1783-1857), wife of Russian general Pyotr Bagration

Portrait of Princess Anna Alexandrovna Bagration (1824-1885). Found in the Collection of State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

Portrait of Princess Maria Konstantinovna of Bagrationi Imereti. Found in the Collection of State Hermitage, St. Petersburg

Portrait of Ekaterina Pavlovna Bagration (1783-1857), nee Skavronska. Artist: Isabey, Jean-Baptiste (1767-1855)
Portrait of Ekaterina Pavlovna Bagration (1783-1857), nee Skavronska. Found in the collection of Musee de l Armee, Paris

Prince Pyotr Bagration, Russian general. Born in Georgia, Bagration (1765-1812) entered the Russian army in 1792. He fought in several of the major battles of the Napoleonic Wars but died after

Prince General Pyotr Ivanovich Bagration, Russian soldier, (1820s). Artist: George Dawe
Prince General Pyotr Ivanovich Bagration, Russian soldier, (1820s). Bagration (1765-1812) entered the Russian army in 1792

Battle of Smolensk between Napoleon and Bagration; the Russians ultimately evacuate the town after firing it Date: 17 August 1812

Bagration-Skawronska
KATHARINA FURSTIN BAGRATION- SKAWRONSKA Social leader in Vienna during the Congress on 1815

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"Bagration: A Legacy of Nobility, Courage, and Artistic Beauty" Step into the world of Bagration, a name that resonates with nobility and valor. From Prince Simon Bagratovich of Bagrationi Imereti in 1771 to the enchanting Katharina Fürstin Bagration-Skawronska in 1933, this lineage has left an indelible mark on history. In 1806, Mrs Frank Jay Gould graced the opening of the Summer Sporting Club, embodying elegance amidst grandeur. Meanwhile, Prince Bagration fearlessly led his Cossacks to attack in the Alps during 1805. Porter's artistic depiction captures both the intensity and bravery displayed by these warriors. The portraits tell tales of captivating women who adorned this noble family. Princess Anna Alexandrovna Bagration (1824-1885) exudes grace and poise while Princess Maria Konstantinovna of Bagrationi Imereti captivates with her regal presence. Ekaterina Pavlovna Bagration (1783-1857), nee Skavronska shines through Jean-Baptiste Isabey's brushstrokes as a woman of beauty and strength. Her portrait stands as a testament to her role within this illustrious dynasty. Prince Pyotr Bagration emerges as a legendary figure among Russian generals. His leadership during the Battle of Smolensk is etched into history books forevermore. George Dawe masterfully captures his essence not once but twice - first in the 1820s and then again later on. This lineage intertwines artistry with military prowess, showcasing how talent transcends generations within the House of Bagration-Skawronska. Their story is one filled with honor, courage, and an unwavering commitment to their country. As we delve into their rich heritage spanning centuries, let us pay homage to the Bagration family, whose name continues to evoke admiration and fascination.