Paintings by Empress Maria Feodorovna of Russia (formerly, Princess Dagmar of Denmark), (1847-1928), consort of Tsar Alexander III and mother of Nicholas II.
Still-life, 1868.
The Miser, 1890.
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4 comments:
Look at the incredible detail- and the sensitivity is felt through her choice of interpretaition.
Such talent!
Beautiful! I didn't realize she was a painter.
Juliana
I 2nd what Juliana said. I had no idea Maria Feodorovna painted! And so well too! Here I thought her daughter, Olga Alexandrovna's, pursuit of this art form was out of the blue. Amazing.
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