Vladimir Borovikovsky1757–1825Екатерина II на прогулке в Царскосельском парке (с Чесменской колонной на фоне)
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Intussen, in het leven van Vladimir Borovikovsky
Het hele leven1788–1825 · Werkzaam in
Saint Petersburg
1794
"Appointed to Academician"
For the canvas Catherine II Walking in the Park at Tsarskoye Selo (1794), submitted to the Academy of Arts, he was recognized as "appointed to academician."
1795
Title of Academician of Painting
For his portrait of Grand Duke Konstantin Pavlovich he was awarded the title of academician of painting of the Imperial Academy of Arts.
1796
Catherine II's Commission for Portraits of Her Granddaughters
He received an honorary commission from Catherine II for portraits of her eldest granddaughters, Grand Duchesses Alexandra and Elena. The works won the empress's approval and were repeated by the artist several times, including on commission from Prince A. B. Kurakin.
