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Portrait of Sarah Eleanore Fairmore

Ivan Vishnyakov1749 (1750?)

The State Russian Museum

The State Russian Museum
St. Petersburg, Russia

Possibly Ivan Vishnyakov’s finest portrait, this is one of the most poetic images of a child painted in Russia in the eighteenth century. Sarah Eleanore Fairmore (1740 — between 1805 and 1825): Daughter of William Fairmore, an English general stationed in Russia. Married Count Stenbock (1765). Her son was the first Count Stenbock-Fairmore, one of the most distinguished families in Imperial Russia.

Details

  • Title: Portrait of Sarah Eleanore Fairmore
  • Creator Lifespan: 1699 - 1761
  • Creator Nationality: Russian
  • Creator Gender: Male
  • Creator Death Place: Russia, St.Petersburg
  • Creator Birth Place: Russia, Moscow
  • Date Created: 1749 (1750?)
  • Location Created: Russia
  • Physical Dimensions: w1090 x h1350 mm (Complete)
  • Type: painting
  • Rights: The State Russian Museum, 1907, The State Russian Museum
  • Medium: Oil on canvas
  • Painter: Ivan Vishnyakov
  • Original Title: Портрет Сарры Элеоноры Фермор
  • Medium Extent: Complete

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