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Portrait of Countess Maria Razumovskaya

Creation period
1826–1829
Place of сreation
Paris, France
Dimensions
31x26,4 cm
Technique
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Countess Maria Grigoryevna Razumovskaya was the daughter of Prince Grigory Ivanovich Vyazemsky, from his second marriage to Beklemisheva. She was previously married to Prince Alexander Nikolayevich Golitsyn, a “horribly petty tyrant who soon squandered his considerable fortune”. In 1802, with her first husband’s consent, she married Count Lev Kirillovich Razumovsky (1757–1818), and this marriage was subsequently recognized in 1809. After becoming widowed, Maria Razumovskaya resided in St. Petersburg and Paris, as she was “particularly drawn to dresses and bright colors.”

According to Razumovskaya’s great-niece, Maria Grigoryevna Nazimova, the countess undertook a lengthy journey abroad on the recommendation of doctors following the death of her husband and inheritance proceedings,

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Paris and Vienna long remembered her warmth at the glittering events, with which she tirelessly entertained society. Carlsbad even erected a monument in her honor in gratitude for her indefatigable efforts in organizing walks and festive occasions — she was the very soul of society there. My grandmother’s passion for lively entertainment reached a point of obsession, her entire life was an endless, busy movement in a whirlwind of fun and crowds; high society and outings sustained her. Of course, this desire for entertainment could not exist without a love of fashion, and this love rose to immense proportions… But despite this frivolity, she was the most kind, like an angel. She was unable to refuse a request for money from her relatives, and, in some cases, she would reduce her expenses in order to pay the debts of one of her nephews… She often experienced financial difficulties, and only her close relatives could understand the reason for this, considering the total amount of her mercy and generosity towards them.

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Prince Pyotr Andreyevich Vyazemsky recalled,

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…everyone loved the countess but not everyone knew her. She was a truthful and sincere individual. Under the glittering façade of social life, under the motley cover of Parisian dresses, one would often find goodness, kindness, and compassion in this Russian woman.

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Razumovskaya was a social acquaintance of Alexander Pushkin. The poet attended her receptions. On 26 January 1837, during a ball hosted by Countess Razumovskaya, Pushkin had a conversation with d’Archiac, d’Anthès second.

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Portrait of Countess Maria Razumovskaya

Creation period
1826–1829
Place of сreation
Paris, France
Dimensions
31x26,4 cm
Technique
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