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Allegory of the Victory at Poltava. (Apotheosis of Peter I).  wikidata:Q125149919 reasonator:Q125149919
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Description 18th-century portrait paintings of men, with Not identified, Unspecified, Unmentioned, Unattributed, UnknownUnknown or anonymous artist
label QS:Len,"Not identified, Unspecified, Unmentioned, Unattributed, UnknownUnknown or anonymous artist"
label QS:Lpt,"Não identificado, Não especificado, Não mencionado, Não atribuído, UnknownUnknown ou artista anonymous"
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Title
Allegory of the Victory at Poltava. (Apotheosis of Peter I).
label QS:Lru,"Неизвестный художник. Апофеоз Петра I (Аллегория Полтавской баталии). 1710-е. ГИМ"
label QS:Len,"Allegory of the Victory at Poltava. (Apotheosis of Peter I)."
Object type painting
object_type QS:P31,Q3305213
Description
Composition of the picture copies the one of the engraving by Daniel Galyakhovsky (1709), which was presented to Peter I in Kiev by Mitropolit Theophan Prokopovich to celebrate the victory at Poltava. The picture is full of allegoric images, typical for Peter I time, presumably invented by Theophan Prokopovich circle. In the centre - Peter I on horseback, trampling the Swedish lion. On the right - defeated Swedes, the figure on the foreground, whose breast is exposed to the horse’s hoof, is seemingly Charles I. In the corners of the picture in the oval medallions are the Biblical heroes, famous for lion wrestling: Samson, David, Vaneas and Daniel. The Galyakhovsky’s engraving, probably not survived, is reproduced in the publication: Al’bom vystavki XII Archeologicheskogo s’ezda v g. Khar’kove. M., 1903. Tabl. 33 (Album of the Exhibition at the XII Archaeological Congress in Khar’kov).
Date early 1710s
date QS:P571,+1710-00-00T00:00:00Z/8
Medium oil on canvas
medium QS:P186,Q296955;P186,Q12321255,P518,Q861259
Dimensions 141,5 х 126
UnknownUnknown
Accession number
Inv. 68257/ИI-5987
Object history Transferred in 1930 from the Museum of the Military History, Moscow.
Inscriptions
  • on the banner: УСЛЫШИТЕ СИЯ ВСИ ЯЗЫЦЫ, ВНУШИТЕ ВСИ ЖИВУШЫЙ ПОВСЕЛЕННОЙ. Lower on the scroll an inscription repeating the text from the engraving by D. Galyakhovsky. *Inscription in the upper left cartouche: САМПСОНЪ and following is the text from «The Book of Judges» (XIV, 6).
  • Inscription in the upper right cartouche: ДАВИДЪ and following is the text from «The First Book of the Kings» (XVII, 34-35).
  • Inscription in the lower left cartouche: ВАНЕАСЪ and following is the text from «The Second Book of the Kings» (XXIII, 20).
  • Inscription in the lower right cartouche: ДАНIИЛЪ and further - the text from «The Book of Daniel» (VI, 22).
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