Portrait of Vice Minister of the Interior, cavalry general and member of State Council, Count Aleksey Pavlovich Ignatiev (Study)
- Artist
- Ilya Repin
- Date
- 1902
- Style
- Realism
- Genre
- Portrait
The portrait of Vice Minister of the Interior, cavalry general, and member of the State Council, Count Aleksey Pavlovich Ignatiev, exemplifies Realism through its detailed and accurate portrayal of the subject. The study captures Ignatiev’s distinguished appearance, emphasizing his military rank and political stature with meticulous detail and solemn expression. The painting reflects the era’s focus on realistic representation, highlighting the subject’s dignity and authority. This portrait serves as a distinguished example of 19th-century Russian portraiture, combining formal characterization with a keen sense of individual personality.
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