Empress Alexandra Feodorovna at the Coronation of Her Husband 1826

"Empress Alexandra Feodorovna at the Coronation of Her Husband" is a portrait by George Dawe, painted in 1826. It depicts the Empress, adorned in a white gown, a fur-trimmed robe, and a crown, standing on a balcony overlooking a cityscape. The composition emphasizes her regal presence and the splendor of her attire. Dawe, a British artist, traveled to Russia to capture the likenesses of the Imperial family, creating a series of portraits that document the elegance and power of the Russian court. This work exemplifies the Romantic style's focus on individual grandeur and historical significance.