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Pimen Orlov

Russian painter (1812-1865)

Born in Ostrogozhsky Uyezd. Died in Rome.

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A life in paintings

Born 181211 dated paintingsDied 1865

12 works

  • Portrait of Major-General Ivan Orlov
    Portrait of Major-General Ivan Orlov
    Pimen Orlov
    1835 · Hermitage Museum
  • Portrait of the Lady-in-Waiting Sofia Orlova-Denisova (?)
    Portrait of the Lady-in-Waiting Sofia Orlova-Denisova (?)
    Pimen Orlov
    1835 · Hermitage Museum
  • Portrait of an Unknown Man, a Stroganov Family Descendant
    Portrait of an Unknown Man, a Stroganov Family Descendant
    Pimen Orlov
    1836 · Hermitage Museum
  • S.Bibikov
    S.Bibikov
    Pimen Orlov
    1836 · Russian Museum
  • "Portrait of the Lady-in-Waiting Anna Okulova" (?)
    "Portrait of the Lady-in-Waiting Anna Okulova" (?)
    Pimen Orlov
    1837 · Hermitage Museum
  • Neapolitan girl
    Neapolitan girl
    Pimen Orlov
    1839
  • Portrait of P.A.Balashov
    Portrait of P.A.Balashov
    Pimen Orlov
    1843 · Hermitage Museum
  • Portrait of an Italian shepherd boy with a flute
    Portrait of an Italian shepherd boy with a flute
    Pimen Orlov
    1846 · private collection
  • October holiday in Rome
    October holiday in Rome
    Pimen Orlov
    1851 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Selbstporträt
    Selbstporträt
    Pimen Orlov
    1851 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Pyotr Alexandrovich Balashov
    Pyotr Alexandrovich Balashov
    after · Woldemar Hau and after Pimen Orlov
    1854
  • Portrait of Aide-de-camp of of His Imperial Majesty Pyotr A. Balashov (1811-1845)
    Portrait of Aide-de-camp of of His Imperial Majesty Pyotr A. Balashov (1811-1845)
    Pimen Orlov
    · Hermitage Museum
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