Portrait of I. M. Golovin
- Artist
- Alexey Zubov
- Date
- 1720 ; Russian Federation
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Portrait
- Location
- Hermitage Museum
"Portrait of I. M. Golovin" is a compelling portrait that captures the distinguished individual with exquisite detail. The artist skillfully employs techniques reminiscent of classical art, possibly inspired by Baroque influences, to create a vivid representation. The portrait showcases meticulous craftsmanship, as evidenced by the delicate use of chisel-like strokes on paper that bring depth and texture. While not explicitly linked to Etching, the piece reflects a mastery of line and shading, emphasizing the subject’s character and presence.
Related artworks
- Vallata a Castiglioncello by Giuseppe Abbati
- Portraite of Robert Mitchum by Zani Corrado
- Studio by Giuseppe Abbati
- Portrait of Lee Marvin by Zani Corrado
- St. Genevieve by Louise Elisabeth Vigee Le Brun
- Desnudo (apunte) by Joaquín Agrasot
- Helen's kiss by Gustav Adolf Mossa
- Still Life: Pit, Onions, Bread and Green Apples by Meijer de Haan
- Messenger Horse by George Stubbs
- Three Rocks by John Ferren