Portrait of Emperor Paul I by Stepan Shchukin (1750)

Full-length portrait of a standing man in a green coat, blue sash, gold-trimmed tricorn hat, and black boots, holding a cane.

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Portrait of Emperor Paul I, Stepan Shchukin (1750), Hermitage Museum. Via artnap.com

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A full-length portrait shows a standing man in a green military-style coat with a blue sash, gold braided waist sash, and orders pinned to his chest, wearing a black tricorn hat trimmed with gold lace. He leans on a walking cane against a dim, warm-toned background. This is Stepan Shchukin's Portrait of Emperor Paul I, dated 1750, held by the Hermitage Museum.

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1750

Medium

Painting

Museum

Hermitage Museum

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Public domain

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Full-length portrait of a man in a teal uniform, blue sash, and tricorn hat, holding a cane against a gray background.

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