Grigory Musikiysky
Illustration — Grigoriis Musikiysky, Portrait of Emperor Peter the Great, Hermitage Museum, 1723 Grigoriis Musikiysky (1670 – 1740; also known as Grigoriis Semyonovich Musikiysky or Grigory Musikiysky) was a Russian painter and engraver. Musikiysky painted primarily portraits of Russian nobility, many of which were created as portrait miniatures. His frequent medium was painting enamel on gold or copper.
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Grigory Musikiysky

russian master G. Musikijsky (in russian: Мусикийский, Григорий Семенович) · Public domain
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- 1670
- Died
- 1740
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- Russian Empire
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- painter
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Illustration — Grigoriis Musikiysky, Portrait of Emperor Peter the Great, Hermitage Museum, 1723 Grigoriis Musikiysky (1670 – 1740; also known as Grigoriis Semyonovich Musikiysky or Grigory Musikiysky) was a Russian painter and engraver. Musikiysky painted primarily portraits of Russian nobility, many of which were created as portrait miniatures. His frequent medium was painting enamel on gold or copper.
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Born in 1670, died in 1740.
Grigory Musikiysky (1670–1740) was a Russian painter.
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