Portrait of the sculptor E.P.Tarhanova-Antokolskaya

The portrait titled "Portrait of the sculptor E.P. Tarhanova-Antokolskaya" by Ilya Repin (1893) exemplifies his mastery in Realism. Renowned for his meticulous technique, Repin often employed pen and ink in drawing, capturing intricate details and expressive qualities. His use of brush-work and subtle shading brings depth and character to his subjects. While primarily a painter, Repin occasionally integrated diverse media, including cardboard and watercolor, reflecting his versatile approach. The artwork's genre as a portrait emphasizes his focus on personal representation and the character of the sitter.