Portrait Of Ln Milyukova End Of 1840s

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"Portrait of L.N. Milyukova, End of 1840s" is a notable work by the Russian artist Grigori Vasilievich Soroka, a painter associated with the Russian Realist movement. Soroka, born in 1823, was a serf of the prominent Russian landowner and art patron, Pavel Tretyakov. Despite his status, Soroka demonstrated exceptional artistic talent, which was nurtured under the guidance of the renowned artist Alexey Venetsianov, a leading figure in Russian art who was known for his depictions of rural life and his influence on the development of Russian Realism.

The portrait captures L.N. Milyukova, a figure about whom little is known, suggesting she may have been a person of personal significance to Soroka or his patrons. The painting is characteristic of Soroka's style, which often combined meticulous attention to detail with a deep sensitivity to the human condition. His works are celebrated for their emotional depth and the subtle interplay of light and shadow, which imbue his subjects with a lifelike presence.

Executed in the late 1840s, this portrait exemplifies the period's artistic trends, where there was a growing emphasis on realism and the truthful representation of subjects. Soroka's technique reflects the influence of his mentor Venetsianov, particularly in the use of soft, diffused lighting and the careful rendering of textures and fabrics. The portrait is not just a mere likeness but a psychological study, capturing the inner life and character of the sitter.

Soroka's career was tragically cut short; he died in 1864 under mysterious circumstances, which some historians attribute to the harsh conditions of serfdom and his personal struggles. Despite his relatively short life and limited body of work, Soroka's contributions to Russian art are significant, and his portraits, including that of L.N. Milyukova, continue to be studied and admired for their artistic and historical value.

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