Ugryumov G. I. Testing the Strength of Jan Usmar

Ugryumov G. I.

1764, Norskaya (Yaroslavl Province) - 1823, St Petersburg

Testing the Strength of Jan Usmar

1796 (1797?)

oil on canvas. 283 x 404
Ж-5052
Received in 1923
Сведения о реставрации:
Реставраторы: Дашкин М. Р., Minin Alexander, Романова Н. Е. (2014)

Location in museum The Mikhailovsky Palace Open the panorama of the hall in the virtual tour
Room 15
Period 18th century
CategoryHistory Painting
Keywords Ancient Rus' | Защитники Отечества | male costume | mountain landscape | Russian Museum by Pavel Svinin | Museum of the Academy of Arts | domestic animals | Jewellery | Weapon
Virtual exhibitions and 3d-tours
- For the Glory of the Fatherland
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In 1795, students of the Imperial Academy of Arts were asked to paint a programme depicting «on the battlefield, in the presence of Grand Prince Vladimir of Russia, the younger son of a warrior showing his unusual strength by capturing a raging bull by the horns.» Grigory Ugryumov was elected to the Imperial Academy of Arts for this painting in 1797. Russian Museum: From Icons to the Modern Times. Palace Editions, St Petersburg, 2015. P. 83.

Programs/films related to this work:

Year: 2010 | An interactive program | Language:

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