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Dow, George
(English artist, 1781-1829).
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Portrait of Petr Fedorovich Zheltukhin (1777-1829) [Izomaterial]. - Electron. Dan. (207 KB). - (St. Petersburg: The State Hermitage, 2003). - 1 file: color. - Portrait. Canvas, oil. 70x62.5 cm. J. "English Live.", 212-p. 288. Repetition of the portrait of 1823 Not later than 1825 - Electronic reproduction of a painting from the Military Gallery of the 1812 State Hermitage, St. Petersburg. Photographers: NN Antonova, Yu. A. Molodkovets, IE Regentova. - The portrait of the belt, the turn of the face 3/4 to the right, in a military uniform. - The image was provided by the State Hermitage (St. Petersburg) for the collections "The Patriotic War of 1812" and "Russia in Faces", without the right to publish in other publications, both print and electronic
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1. Zheltukhin, Pyotr Fedorovich (1777 - 1829) - Portraits. 2. The State Hermitage. Military Gallery of 1812 (St. Petersburg, city) - Exhibits. 3. Dow, George (1781 - 1829). Portraits. 4. Patriotic War of 1812 (collection). 5. Russia in the faces (collection). 6. Portrait painting. |
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ББК 63.3 (2) 521.1-686я61
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In 1812, Colonel, commanded the 1st Brigade (Leib Grenadier and Graf Arakcheeva Grenadier Regiment) 1st Grenadier Division of the 3rd Infantry Corps of the 1st Western Army. For the difference in the battle of Borodino was made on November 21, 1812, in the rank of major general, he also distinguished himself in the battle of Krasnoe. In 1813, Mr .. successfully operated under Bautzen and Leipzig, in 1814 - with the capture of Paris. - PF Zheltukhin's biography, see: The Big Biographical Encyclopedia, article "Zheltukhin, Petr Fedorovich "; Wikipedia - the free encyclopedia, article" Zheltukhin, Pyotr Fyodorovich ". - Materials of the Internet project "1812", section "The Military Gallery of the Winter Palace" (prepared for publication by Podmazo AA, 2003) (http://www.museum.ru/museum/1812/Persons/VGZD/index. html). |
Electronic copy source: The State Hermitage, St. Petersburg
Location of original material: The State Hermitage, St. Petersburg
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