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Nikolai Ge

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Ge's drawings were later discovered by art collectors in Swiss second-hand stores as late as 1974. Many "were acquired by a young collector, Christoph Bolman he had no idea of their origin, simply recognizing their value. Only some 15 years later, when he was visited during the Perestroika by Soviet
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Ge died on his farm in 1894. The fate of many of his works remains a mystery. Ge had bequeathed all of his works to his Swiss benefactress, Béatrice de Vattville in exchange for a small stipend from her during his lifetime. When she died in 1952, none of Ge's works was found in her castle. His magnum
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In the early 1880s, he returned to religious subjects and portraits. He claimed that everyone had the right to have a personal portrait and agreed to work for whatever commission the subject could afford. Among his later portrait subjects were Tolstoy,
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acquaintances, did the attribution become clear. Negotiations for their acquisition and return to Russia – as a full collection, rather than sold off in parts – failed repeatedly during the 1990s. They were only concluded in 2011 after the
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This was the first known occasion where photography was used as the main source for a central character in a painting and speaks to the deep influences that photography would have later on in art and artistic movements like French
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The gold medal secured a scholarship for Ge to study abroad. He visited Germany, Switzerland and France. In 1860 he settled in Italy where he met
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portrait and he responded to my request with a large portrait by Mr. Levitsky." The final painting's similarity between the pose of
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was able to arrange sponsorship from a Russian state bank to purchase them for donation to the gallery's permanent collection."
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and Ge's pose of the painted Christ led the press of the day to hail the painting as "a triumph of materialism and nihilism."
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In 1870, Ge again returned to Saint Petersburg where he turned to Russian history for subject matter. The painting
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as an image for his central figure of Christ. The photograph was taken by Herzen's cousin, Russian photographer
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during the 18th century and married a Russian woman. The original French spelling of the surname was
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1 June] 1894) was a Russian painter who was influential in the development of
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In 1864, Ge returned to Florence and painted Herzen's portrait along with the
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when he was three months old. Ge grew up on a family estate in Popelukhy near
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rather than the New Testament and were banned by authorities for blasphemy.
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in Rome. The Russian artist became a strong influence to Ge's future works.
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Peter the Great Interrogating the Tsarevich Alexei Petrovich at Peterhof
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Maria, sister of Lazarus, meets Jesus who is going to their house
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In 1850, Ge gave up his career in science and enrolled in the
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around this time and became a follower of his philosophy.
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Peter the Great Interrogates Tsarevich Alexey at Peterhof
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Nikolai Nikolaevich Ge was born on 27 February [
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Awarded with a large gold medal of the Academy of Arts
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The Witch of Endor Invoking the Spirit of the Prophet
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15 February] 1831 – 13 June [
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Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv alumni
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