Marie-Rose de Larlan de Kercadio de Rochefort, Marquise of the Nétumières, Fyodor Alekseyev, between 1800 and 1810

F. Ya. Alekseyev. "view of the moscow kremlin from the kamenny bridge". Between 1800 and 1810. Oil on canvas. 63 × 103 cm. State russian museum, st. Petersburg. “ work on the series of moscow views began in 1800, when f. Ya. Alekseyev was sent to moscow in the second half of september at the expense of his imperial majesty's cabinet. This and two other paintings ("square in the moscow kremlin" and "square in front of the assumption cathedral in the moscow kremlin") were apparently painted by the artist in st. Petersburg based on sketches made in moscow. In 1810, it was presented by the artist himself to emperor alexander i. For this painting, f. Ya. Alekseyev received a diamond ring from the emperor. The eponymous version of 1815 is in the state historical museum (moscow) (no. 70156/k-260, 80 × 106), undated - in the pushkin state museum of fine arts (no. 2443; 80 × 111). Another larger version was in the gatchina state museum reserve (lost during the great patriotic war). It is known that alekseev executed similar views for princess golitsyna and repeated them for the imperial academy of arts. ” - state russian museum abstract. Object Type: painting. Date: between 1800 and 1810. Dimensions: 63 × 103 cm (24.8 × 40.5 in). Medium: oil on canvas. Kamenny Most (cropped)