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Family portrait, 1837. Artist: Mokritsky, Apollon Nikolayevich (1810-1870)
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Family portrait, 1837. Artist: Mokritsky, Apollon Nikolayevich (1810-1870)
Family portrait, 1837. Found in the collection of the State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
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Domestic Life Family Life Family Portrait Family Scene Genre Scene Luck Maternity Samovar Tenderness Weekday
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This family portrait, created by the talented artist Mokritsky in 1837, captures a tender moment of domestic bliss. Set against the backdrop of a cozy interior, this painting exudes warmth and love. The focal point of the composition is undoubtedly the mother, radiating maternal tenderness as she cradles her child in her arms. Her gaze is filled with adoration and pride, embodying the essence of motherhood. The father stands beside them, his expression mirroring that same affectionate sentiment. Every detail within this scene tells a story - from the samovar on the table symbolizing hospitality and shared moments over tea to the carefully arranged furniture signifying an orderly home life. This genre scene beautifully encapsulates everyday family life in 19th-century Russia. Mokritsky's skillful use of oil on canvas brings out vibrant colors and textures that add depth to each character's personality. The fine art images captured here evoke a sense of nostalgia for simpler times while showcasing elements of romanticism prevalent during this period. Preserved within the collection of State Russian Museum in St. Petersburg, this remarkable piece serves as a testament to Mokritsky's talent as well as an enduring reminder that family bonds transcend time and place.
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