, with a ukrainian, well, absolutely ukrainian background, and moreover, for example, the same borovikovskyived in ukraine for a very long time, respectively. but only later, having moved to moscow and there again communicating in an obviously ukrainian environment, levytskyi painted st. andrew's church together with his father and other artists, once again distinguished himself as a super cool artist, they took away the court, how can you refuse money, fame , being the glory of the main artist of the empire, the opportunity to do what you want, to enter history, after all, he would live conditionally in his myrhorod, conditionally speaking, well, you understand the difference between writing centurions. carrying the ukrainian baroque tradition, being brought up in a ukrainian, well, in a ukrainian artistic environment, they already had teachers in ukrainian culture, well, that is, these are obvious things, borovikovsky's first paintings are baroque, levitskyi st. andrew's church, these are obviously also influences of baroque rocako, of these styles, that is, well, that is part of it. of u

, with a ukrainian, well, absolutely ukrainian background, and moreover, for example, the same borovikovskyukraine for a very long time, accordingly, only then moving to moscow, and there again communicating in an apparently ukrainian environment, levytskyi painted st. andrew's church together with his father and other artists, once again distinguished himself as a super cool artist, was taken to the court, how can you refuse money, fame being , fame of the main artist. emperors and empresses, to claim that they were centurions or to write a cossack foreman and to write , they automatically became russian artists, carrying the ukrainian baroque tradition, being brought up in ukrainian, well, in the ukrainian artistic environment, the teachers in them were obviously in ukrainian culture, well, that is, these are obvious things to borovykom. the first paintings are baroque, levitsky - st. andrew's church, this is obviously also the influence of baroque and rocaco, these styles, that is, well, that is, it is a part of ukrainian culture, after a person moves to another country, to another, even

the famous model of the artist vladimir borovikovsky, countess maria lapukhina, died without any reasone due to the scandalous fame of the portrait itself. at first it was bought by a russian museum; indignant spectators demanded that the portrait be removed from the exhibition. surikov called ida a disgrace in this portrait, repen a galvanized corpse, the majority of critics are a savage ugliness. on this basis... museum visitors demanding fair retribution, what do we even know about the heroine of this portrait? we interviewed museum visitors who were interested in the mysterious properties of the painting, and here is the story: a young unknown artist laszlo fell in love with the beautiful girl baroness von diergaard and even risked asking for her hand in marriage, but her parents married her off to another, noble, but unloved man. soon after her marriage, the young baroness died of longing, and the shocked artist painted her portrait from memory. history seems to confirm the version of early death in the following place, but it does not stand up to scrutiny. the portrait of the baro