Chevalier Guard Regiment Collection (page 2)

Portrait of Ivan Alexandrovich Balashov (1816-1841). Artist: Orlov, Pimen Nikitich (1812-1863)
Portrait of Ivan Alexandrovich Balashov (1816-1841). Private Collection

Parade of Chevalier Gardes through Krasnoye Selo, 1848. Artist: Schwarz, Gustav (ca. 1800-after 1855)
Parade of Chevalier Gardes through Krasnoye Selo, 1848. From a private collection

At the Mile Stone, 1859. Artist: Willewalde, Gottfried (Bogdan Pavlovich) (1818-1903)
At the Mile Stone, 1859. Found in the collection of the Regional Art Gallery, Vologda

Portrait of Count Valentin Platonovich Ivanovich Musin-Pushkin (1735-1804), End 1780s. Found in the collection of the State Open-air Museum Pavlovsk Palace, St. Petersburg

Portrait of Yegor Fyodorovich Meiendorf (1794-1879). Artist: Alexeyev, N. M. (active First Half of 19th cen. )
Portrait of Yegor Fyodorovich Meiendorf (1794-1879). Private Collection

Russian Soldiers in a Country Village, 1877. Artist: Dmitriev-Orenburgsky, Nikolai Dmitrievich (1837-1898)
Russian Soldiers in a Country Village, 1877. From a private collection

Standard of the Life-Guards Horse Regiment, 1798. Artist: Flags, Banners and Standards
Standard of the Life-Guards Horse Regiment, 1798. Found in the collection of State Hermitage, St. Petersburg

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"The Chevalier Guard Regiment: A Glimpse into the Illustrious History" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of the Chevalier Guard Regiment, a distinguished cavalry unit that played an integral role in Russian history. This esteemed regiment, known for its unwavering loyalty and exceptional skill, is beautifully depicted through a series of exquisite watercolor portraits. Among these remarkable artworks is a stunning portrayal of Tsarevich Nicholas Alexandrovich of Russia. Painted by Vladimir Ivanovich Hau, this portrait captures the youthful grace and regal presence of the future tsar. His gaze reflects both determination and innocence, hinting at his tragic fate. General Nikolai Alexandrovich Sablukov's portrait offers another glimpse into the realm of this illustrious regiment. With every brushstroke, Hau masterfully conveys Sablukov's commanding aura and military prowess. It serves as a testament to his invaluable contributions to the regiment's success. Dmitri Vasilyevich Vasilchikov's portrait showcases yet another notable figure within this prestigious group. Through Hau's artistry, we witness Vasilchikov’s dignified countenance and noble bearing—a true embodiment of honor befitting his position within the Horse Guards. Count Ivan Grigoryevich von Nostitz stands tall in his portrait, radiating confidence and sophistication. As one gazes upon this masterpiece by Hau, it becomes evident why he was held in such high regard among his peers within the regiment. The album also includes Ivan Danilovich Danilov's striking likeness—an individual whose wisdom and experience greatly influenced those around him. In Hau’s depiction, Danilov exudes an air of authority while maintaining an unmistakable sense of compassion. Prince Vladimir Dmitriyevich Golitsyn graces us with his presence through yet another mesmerizing portrait.