Portrait of Ivan T. Sazonov (1755-1823) (1st)
- Artist
- George Dawe
- Date
- c.1828
- Style
- Neoclassicism
- Genre
- Portrait
The "Portrait of Ivan T. Sazonov (1755-1823) (1st)" is a distinguished portrait captured in rich oil paints, emphasizing the elegance and stature of the subject. The painting exemplifies Neoclassicism, characterized by its focus on clarity, order, and restrained emotion, reflecting the artistic ideals of the late 18th to early 19th century. Ivan T. Sazonov is depicted with a sense of dignity and authority, capturing both his personality and social standing. As a powerful example of the genre, this portrait offers viewers an intimate glimpse into the period's artistic pursuits and cultural values.
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