часть 2 - Russian and soviet artists Русские и советские художники – Портрет генерал майора Федора Артемьевича Боровского 1799 Холст масло 81х63 см
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The man’s hair is styled in an elaborate powdered wig, typical of late eighteenth-century fashion, contributing to his aristocratic bearing. A meticulously detailed military uniform dominates the composition. The dark blue coat is adorned with gold embroidery and a prominent white fur collar, signifying rank and status. Across the chest hangs a richly colored sash, secured by a large order or medal – a clear indication of distinguished service. A white glove rests in his left hand, held loosely near a walking stick, suggesting both leisure and authority.
Behind the figure, a landscape unfolds, though it is somewhat muted in tone compared to the sitter’s vibrant attire. A line of soldiers appears in the distance, seemingly engaged in some form of military activity – perhaps a parade or review. The presence of this scene subtly reinforces the subjects professional identity and suggests his involvement in significant events.
The artist employed a restrained palette, dominated by blues, whites, and golds, which contribute to an overall sense of formality and gravitas. The lighting is even, illuminating the face and uniform without creating harsh contrasts. This approach lends the portrait a dignified and somewhat austere quality. The composition aims not merely at likeness but also at conveying a sense of character – a man of authority, experience, and service to his nation.