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Grigory Gagarin (1810-1893) was a Russian painter, diplomat & administrator known for his portraits of Caucasian peoples & illustrations of Pushkin's works. Explore his unique window into 19th-century Russian art and culture. Explore Grigory Gagarin's captivating painting "The North Caucasian Prince with Father", depicting a serene Caucasus landscape and highlighting the artist’s influence on Geo
Russian Painting 19th Century Paper Art Palace of Georgia - Museum of Cultural History (Tbilisi, Georgia) Watercolor Admire Grigory Gagarin's 'Kurd from Ararat,' a captivating watercolor depicting a Caucasian man in traditional attire, housed at Tbilisi’s Art Palace of Georgia - Museum of Cultural History.
Illustrator of Pushkin’s works; Known for portraits of Caucasian peoples. Grigory Grigorievich Gagarin Caucasian Prince Born in Saint Petersburg to the noble Rurikid princely family Grigory Gagarin was a Russian painter,Major General and diplomat.A friend of Alexander Pushkin and Mikhail Lermontov, In 1848-1855 Gagarin lived in Tiflis served under Mikhail Vorontsov. Among the military and admin
Admire Grigory Gagarin’s captivating depiction of Georgian woman from Tbilisi (1855), showcasing his masterful artistic talent and capturing the essence of Caucasian culture during the Victorian era.