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LADURNER, Adolphe Ignatyevich

1799/1800?, Paris? - 1855, St Petersburg

French battle painter, lithographer, portraitist. Son of the German pianist and composer Ignaz Ladurner (1766-1839). Studied art under Oras Vernet in Paris. Exhibited at the Salon in 1824 (The Battle of Matarу) and in 1827 (Headquarters of King’s Lancers). Worked in Warsaw and Dresden; in Russia from 1831. Author of numerous battle scenes, parades and regimental ceremonies. Was under the protection of Nicholas I. Academician of the Imperial Academy of Arts (1837), third-class professor (from 1840). Awarded the Order of St Stanislaus 3rd Class for drawings of uniforms of the Russian Army (1844). Served as an artist at the Editorial Office of the Russian Military Chronicles. Commissioned by Emperor Nicholas I to create a series of paintings (more than 40) of a single format (68 х 97) depicting guard regiments for the Russian Guards collection, which then were lithographed and printed on porcelain vases and plates. Active participant in annual academic exhibitions.

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Ceremonial Consecration of the Alexander Column on Palace Square in St Petersburg on 30 August 1834
Ceremonial Consecration of the Alexander Column on Palace Square in St Petersburg on 30 August 1834
1840
Yelagin Island Guardhouse with a Sentry of the Horse Guards Regiment
Yelagin Island Guardhouse with a Sentry of the Horse Guards Regiment
1840
Николай I, принимающий рапорт генерал- адъютанта князя А. Я. Лобанова-Ростовского
Николай I, принимающий рапорт генерал- адъютанта князя А. Я. Лобанова-Ростовского
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