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Summary

Grigory Chernetsov: Military Gallery of the Winter Palace

Artist

Grigory Chernetsov (1802–1865)
Alternative names	Grigory Grigoriyevich Chernetsov
Description	Russian painter, lithographer and drawer
Date of birth/death	12 November 1802 / 24 November 1802	8 June 1865 / 20 June 1865
Location of birth/death	Lukh	Saint Petersburg
Work location	Russian Empire. Caucasus, Crimea , Volga River, Europe and the Middle East
Authority file	: Q4513429 VIAF: 34001843 ISNI: 0000000114413234 ULAN: 500029390 LCCN: no00048771 WGA: c/chernets WorldCat

Title

Perspective View of the War Gallery of 1812 in the Winter Palace

Object type

painting

Genre

interior view

Date

1829

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

height: 122 cm (48 in); width: 93.6 cm (36.8 in)

Collection

Hermitage Museum

	Native name	Государственный Эрмитаж
	Location	Saint Petersburg
	Coordinates	59° 56′ 26″ N, 30° 18′ 49″ E
	Established	1764
	Website	hermitagemuseum.org
	Authority file	: Q132783 VIAF: 128956287 ISNI: 000000041800742X LCCN: n79100241 NLA: 35139924 OSM: 8092294 WorldCat

Accession number

ЭРЖ-2433

Place of creation

Russia

References

Hermitage Museum work ID: 01.+Paintings/336096

Source/Photographer

Hermitage Museum website

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current	01:11, 3 July 2016	1,465 × 1,920 (566 KB)	INS Pirat	higher resolution
	14:18, 23 April 2009	1,129 × 1,476 (494 KB)	Kaganer	big size
	11:11, 5 April 2007	296 × 388 (88 KB)	MaratL	Grigory Chernetsov. Military Gallery of the Winter Palace (1827). From en-wiki