Roslin A. Portrait of Alexander Stroganov

Roslin A.

1718, Мальме - 1793, Париж

Portrait of Alexander Stroganov

1772

oil on canvas. 115,5 х 87
Ж-4541
Пост. в 1926 из Шереметевского дома-музея (Ленинград); ранее — собр. М. П. Родзянко (Петроград)

Location in museum The Stroganov Palace Open the panorama of the hall in the virtual tour
The Picture Gallery
Period 18th century
CategoryPortrait
Keywords Stroganov Palace | The Epoch of Catherine the Great (1762-1796) | Rossiсa | male portrait | The Stroganovs | Aristocrats | male costume | St. Petersburg – Petrograd – Leningrad | Orders and Medals | Works of Art
Virtual exhibitions and 3d-tours
- Saint-Petersburg. City and Citizens
- For the Glory of the Fatherland
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Alexander Roslin (1718-1793) was a Swedish painter, who worked in St. Petersburg from 1775 until 1777. He painted many portraits of members of the imperial family and the high nobility.

Alexander Stroganov (1733–1811) was count and son of Sergei Stroganov and Sofia Kirillovna (née Naryshkina). He was a privy councilor, senator, Great Chamberlain and member of the State Council. He was also Director of the Public Library and President of the Imperial Academy of Arts, as well as a collector. He is depicted with the Orders of the White Eagle (ribbon and star) and St. Anne (cross).

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