The military theme in the Russian antique Salon
From February 28 to March 8, 2009 Organizers XXVI Russian Antiquarian Salon will present a special project «The era of Nicholas I. Art Parade. Paintings, drawings and sculptures from private collections »
From February 28 to March 8th, 2009 Organizers XXVI Russian Antiquarian Salon will present a special project «The era of Nicholas I. Art Parade. Paintings, drawings and sculptures from private collections ». Curator - SA Podstanitsky.
Special Project XXVI Russian Antiquarian Salon will be devoted to one of the most unknown and, at the same time, the brightest so the history of Russian art - reflecting life in the army of domestic and foreign works of the masters of time the reign of Nicholas I.
The exhibition will be presented paintings by your favorite artists Nicholas I - F. Kruger , A. Ladyurnera , G. Schwartz, K. Schulz. Some of these paintings were bought by the emperor, and kept in his personal collection.
One of the most striking exhibits are the sculpture, representing the Black Sea Cossack horse, the work of B. Gazenberga. This graduate of the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, a lifetime spent on the orders of Emperor Nicholas I and Alexander II, creating an image of various representatives of the Russian army. Several hundred of these sculptures were decorated with cabinets of the Emperor and his son, in Tsarskoe Selo - after the Second World War, there is neither one of them. Presented sculpture was kept in the daughter's collection of German Emperor Grand Duchess Olga, Queen of Württemberg, and most recently was again brought into Russia.
Another significant part of the exhibition - it is the portraits of military Mykolaivska era, performed by leading artists of his time - Vladimir Ivanovich Gau , M. Mikeshin , T. Wright, M. Terebenevym and others. It should be noted that many of these images have recently circulated on the antique market as «portraits of unknown», and then fall into the hands of researchers, have regained their names ...
XXVI Russian Antique Salon will be on 28 February - 8 March 2009. Central House of Artists. Krymsky Val, 10.
Source: press release XXVI Russian Antiquarian Salon
TEREBENEV Mikhail Ivanovich (1795-1864)
Painter, watercolourist, miniaturist. The son of a sculptor IE Terebeneva, the brother of sculptor I. Terebeneva. In 1803-1815 he studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, in 1815 received a gold medal and a certificate of 1-th degree for the title of class artist. From 1830 - academician. In 1832-1857 served as a teacher of drawing at the Artillery School of Engineering.
portrait of the chief officer of the Corps of Engineers of Railway Transport. Beginning 1830's. Paper on cardboard, watercolor, white. 15.3 x 14
GAZENBERG (GAZENBERGER) Basil (Johann Ernest William)
( ca. 1805 - 1865)
Russian sculptor. He was born in Prussia. In 1832 graduated from the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts with a second silver medal of merit. In 1829 A. Zauerveyd introduced to Nicholas I work Gazenberga depicting soldiers of Russian army. Since that time Gazenberg worked exclusively in the Imperial and the grand order, creating sculptural pieces soldiers decorated the Winter Palace, Tsarskoe Selo and Peterhof. Now, his only known work in the collection of the Central Military-Historical Museum of Artillery, Engineers and Army troops.
Horse Artillery piece Private Black Sea Cossack forces. 1840-s. Wood, plaster, leather, metal, horse hair, painting. Height - 69 cm, pedestal - 73 x 32.5 cm
Origin:- collection of Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna (1822-1892), daughter of Emperor Nicholas I, Queen of Württemberg (since 1864);
- auction Hermann Historica: «Russian antiques from the legacy of Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna Romanova». Munich 10 October 2008. Lot number 1173.
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