N. V. Gogol
- Artist
- Alexander Ivanov
- Date
- 1841 ; Russian Federation
- Style
- Academicism
- Genre
- Portrait
The painting titled N. V. Gogol captures the renowned Russian writer, showcasing his distinctive features with detailed precision. The artist employs Academicism techniques, emphasizing realistic textures and balanced composition to highlight Gogol’s literary significance. Known for works like "Viy", a horror novella first published in Mirgorod (1835), Gogol's influence extends across genres, blending elements of the Surrealism in his vivid storytelling. This portrait not only venerates his stature as a literary figure but also embodies the meticulous craftsmanship characteristic of classical portraiture.
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