Portrait of Alexey I. Bartolomey (1784-1839)
- Artist
- George Dawe
- Date
- c.1825
- Style
- Neoclassicism
- Genre
- Portrait
The Portrait of Alexey I. Bartolomey (1784-1839) is a distinguished example of Neoclassicism, showcasing the elegance and clarity characteristic of the movement. Executed in oil paint, the piece captures the sitter’s dignified presence with fine detail and subdued color tones. The composition emphasizes classical ideals of symmetry and harmony, reflecting the cultural values of the period. This portrait not only highlights Bartolomey’s personality but also exemplifies the artistic techniques and stylistic sensibilities of early 19th-century European portraiture.
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