Portrait of Lieutenant Lvov
- Artist
- Pavel Fedotov
- Date
- 1846
- Style
- Realism
- Genre
- Portrait
The Portrait of Lieutenant Lvov is a striking example of Realism in Russian art, capturing the individual's character and status with meticulous detail. Executed with a pencil on paper, the artwork emphasizes lifelike representation and expressive depth. The portrait reflects the traditional focus on personal identity and societal roles, reminiscent of the historical figures from the era of Imperial Russia and its predecessor states. As a testament to the artist's skill, it offers not only a visual record of Lieutenant Lvov but also a window into the cultural and military history of the Russian Federation.
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