Hermitage ~ Part 01 – Argunov Nikolai Ivanovich - Portrait of Count Nikolai Petrovich Sheremetev
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In this formal portrait by Argunov, Count Nikolai Petrovich Sheremetev is depicted from the chest up, facing slightly to the viewers left with his gaze directed forward. He has a fair complexion, light grey hair styled with curls and powdered, and prominent sideburns. His facial expression is composed and somewhat neutral, conveying a sense of quiet dignity.
He is adorned in an elaborate military or court uniform. A deep dark green jacket is visible, featuring a richly embroidered collar in red and gold with ornate patterns. A striking blue sash, intricately patterned, is draped across his chest. He wears multiple decorations, including a prominent cross-shaped order on his left chest, possibly the Order of Malta, and a pendant with red stones on a chain around his neck. The overall impression is one of wealth, status, and importance.
The background is a dark, indistinct brown, which serves to highlight the subject and his attire. The lighting is focused on his face and the details of his uniform, creating a dramatic effect.
The subtexts of the painting revolve around themes of aristocracy, power, and social standing.