Andrei Matveev: Painting Allegory from Antwerp to Russia

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2024
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Abstract
In 1725, artist Andrei Matveev sent his Allegory of Painting to Catherine I from Antwerp, where Peter the Great had sent him to study. Matveev’s Allegory remains the earliest known easel painting on an allegorical subject by a Russian painter. This article examines the circumstances surrounding the painting’s creation in Antwerp and explores its iconography and sources. It then considers the place of Matveev’s work amid the allegorical imagery produced in early eighteenth-century Russia. This study offers a possible new interpretation of the painting and sheds light on the role Antwerp and its artistic legacy played in fostering Russia’s emerging artistic culture.
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Authors Samu, Margaret;
Journal Вивліоѳика
Year 2024
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https://iopn.library.illinois.edu/journals/vivliofika/article/view/1420
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Nursing Education Medicine (General) Pediatrics public aspects of medicine economic history and conditions social history and conditions. social problems. social reform electronic computers. computer science history of russia. soviet union. former soviet republics computer software translating and interpreting

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