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Pillow : Portrait of the Pavel Yakovlevich Rudenko, 1778. Artist: Borovikovsky, Vladimir Lukich (1757-1825)
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Portrait of the Pavel Yakovlevich Rudenko, 1778. Artist: Borovikovsky, Vladimir Lukich (1757-1825)
Portrait of the Pavel Yakovlevich Rudenko, 1778. Found in the collection of State Art Museum, Dnepropetrovsk
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Borovikovsky Poltava State Art Museum Vladimir Lukich 1757 1825 Dnepropetrovsk
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This portrait, titled "Portrait of Pavel Yakovlevich Rudenko" was painted by Vladimir Lukich Borovikovsky in 1778. The artist's mastery is evident in the exquisite details and lifelike representation of his subject. Pavel Yakovlevich Rudenko, a prominent figure from Poltava, Russia, comes to life on this canvas through the skilled brushstrokes and delicate use of color. Borovikovsky's neoclassical style is showcased beautifully in this piece, with its emphasis on symmetry and idealized forms. The soft lighting enhances Rudenko's features, highlighting his dignified expression and refined demeanor. It is as if he steps out of history to engage the viewer directly. The oil-on-canvas painting now resides in the collection of the State Art Museum in Dnepropetrovsk. Its presence there allows art enthusiasts to appreciate not only Borovikovsky's talent but also gain insight into Russian fine art during that era. "Pavel Yakovlevich Rudenko" serves as a testament to both the skillful technique employed by Borovikovsky and his ability to capture an individual's essence on canvas. This remarkable artwork invites viewers into a world long past while reminding us of the timeless power that portraiture holds within fine art images.
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