PORTRAIT
CHILDREN'S PORTRAITS
From personal experience, the artist can confidently say that a child’s portrait is one of the most challenging types of portraiture. Any careless or overly dark brushstroke can inevitably make the child appear older in the portrait.
PORTRAIT OF DIANA.
PORTRAIT OF MARK AND DIANA.
Canvas 80õ100 cm, oil, 2017 year.
PORTRAIT OF DARIA.
Canvas 60õ80 cm, oil, 2011 year.
PORTRAIT OF VICTORIA
in the image of the Grand Duchess
Maria Nikolaevna.
Canvas 50õ70 cm, oil, 2012 year.
PORTRAIT OF ANNA.
Canvas 70õ50 cm, oil, 2015 year.
PORTRAIT OF INNA.
Canvas 50õ70 cm, oil, 2017 year.
PORTRAIT OF NATALIA AND DARIA.
Canvas 50õ70 cm, oil, 2010 year.
PORTRAIT OF VALERIY, IRYNA AND ANNA.
Canvas 90õ70 cm, oil, 2012 year.
PORTRAIT OF OLEXANDRA.
Canvas 60õ80 cm, oil, 2015 year.
A child’s portrait is subject to the same requirements as any other portrait: the primary goal is to convey the model’s personality. A child’s personality is no less multifaceted than that of an adult. It is often said that the main traits of a person’s character are formed by the age of five. How can one capture the unique personality of a young individual on canvas? The answer is no mystery – it simply requires achieving the highest level of likeness to the photograph provided to the artist.