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Boyarynya at the Spinning Wheel. Creator: Miloradovich, Sergei Dmitrievich (1851-1943)
Boyarynya at the Spinning Wheel. Private Collection
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Ancient Russia Boyar Boyarishnya Boyars Wife Boyarynya Boyaryshnya Domostroy Domostroy Times Folklore Grand Duchy Of Moscow Headwear History Of Russia Knyazhna Kokoshnik Moscow Principality Muscovite Boyar Muscovy Old Russia Russian Dress Russian Painting Of 19th Cen Sarafan Spinner Spinning Spinning Wheel
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Boyarynya at the Spinning Wheel
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is a captivating oil on canvas painting by the renowned Russian artist, Sergei Dmitrievich Miloradovich (1851-1943). This masterpiece, a private collection treasure, transports us back to the Domostroy Times of ancient Russia, specifically the Grand Duchy of Moscow and the Muscovite Principality. The central figure of the painting is a Boyarynya, or the wife of a Boyar, an influential nobleman in Russian society. She is depicted in traditional Russian dress, spinning wool at her spinning wheel, a common domestic activity for women of the time. Her headdress, a Kokoshnik, is a grand and intricately designed headpiece, adorned with gold and precious stones, symbolizing her high social status. The Boyarynya's attire is also noteworthy, consisting of a Sarafan, a long, embroidered tunic, and a brightly colored apron. The richness of the fabrics and the intricate details of her clothing further emphasize her wealth and status. The painting, with its warm colors and meticulous brushstrokes, captures the essence of the Domostroy, a set of moral and practical guidelines for the Russian household, which emphasized the importance of domestic skills, such as spinning, weaving, and embroidery, for women. Miloradovich's "Boyarynya at the Spinning Wheel" is a testament to the rich history and folklore of Russia, providing a glimpse into the daily life and traditions of the Domostroy Times. The painting's authenticity and historical significance make it a must-see for anyone interested in Russian history and culture.
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