Adam Ozharowsky, Russian General 1825
painting, oil-paint
portrait
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oil-paint
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George Dawe's 1825 portrait of Adam Ozharowsky, a Russian General, showcases the artist's skill in capturing the likeness and regalia of a prominent figure. Dawe, a British painter known for his portraits of Russian military leaders, portrays Ozharowsky in full uniform, adorned with medals and insignia. The painting, now housed in the Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, reflects the prominence of military figures in 19th-century Russian society. The detailed rendering of Ozharowsky's attire and the serious expression on his face emphasize his status and authority. This portrait exemplifies Dawe's ability to blend realism with a sense of grandeur, highlighting both the individual and the institution they represent.
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