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English: The Chiromancy. Self-Portrait (1805)
Русский: Гадание. Автопортрет (1805)

Гадание (Автопортрет с гадалкой)

1805-07, холст, масло, 91,5 x 73,5 см Государственная Третьяковская галерея, Москва

После окончания учения с аттестатом первой степени и малой золотой медалью в 1797 г. Шебуев был оставлен пенсионером при АХ, а в 1803 г. отправлен в Рим, где совершенствовал свое искусство, копируя подлинники и рисуя в анатомических театрах. К римскому периоду относится картина "Гадание (Автопортрет с гадалкой)" (1805- 07), стоящая в творчестве исторического живописца особняком. Красивый, романтично настроенный молодой человек смотрит на нас с картины Радость жизни, уверенность молодого художника в своих силах и излучает это полотно, смыкающееся во многом с романтическим направлением в искусстве начала XIX в. До конца жизни Шебуев хранил этот автопортрет у себя
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