Légende

Tatiana Vasilievna née Engelhardt, Princess Yusupov 1769–1841, daughter of Vasily Andreevich Engelhardt and Maria Helena Potemkin; painted by Domenico Bossi 1765–1853; en face half-length female portrait, almost straight; light hair in a Greek hairstyle; wearing a deep-breasted blue dress with a lace ruffle at the neckline, a double pearl necklace, and an embroidered ecru muslin shawl on the shoulders; dark background lightened around the head; narrow gilded bronze border; miniature, 1804, St. Petersburg., A circular framed portrait showing a woman from the chest up against a dark background, with a gold outer frame and a small hanging loop at the top; the woman has light skin, rosy cheeks, light-colored eyes, and brown hair styled up with curled fringe, wearing a light blue and pale pink translucent shawl over a pale dress and a few strands of pearls around her neck, with the dominant colors being black, gold, gray, light blue, pale pink, brown, and white.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A17_214

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

32.9Mo (974.3Ko) / 28.7cm x 28.7cm / 3390 x 3390 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Tatiana Vasilievna née Engelhardt Princess Yusupov 1769–1841 daughter Vasily Andreevich Engelhardt Maria Helena Potemkin painted Domenico Bossi 1765–1853 en face half-length female portrait almost straight light hair Greek hairstyle wearing deep-breasted blue dress lace ruffle neckline double pearl necklace embroidered ecru muslin shawl shoulders dark background lightened head narrow gilded bronze border miniature 1804 St Petersburg circular framed portrait showing woman chest up dark background gold outer frame small hanging loop top light skin rosy cheeks light-colored eyes brown hair styled up curled fringe light blue pale pink translucent shawl pale dress strands pearls neck dominant colors black gold gray pale pink brown white.