Ivan Firsov. Noor maalikunstnik. Repro aastast 1947

Mõõdud: kleebitud papile, mille mõõdud 218 x 265 mm

Seisukord: heas korras repro, alumisel serval murdejooni, vasakul all servas väike rebend

Tretjakovi galerii kirja ja templiga. Kuupäev 24 III 1947

Ivan Firsov (Russian: Иван Иванович Фирсов, c.1733 in Moscow – c.1785 in Saint-Petersburg) was a Russian painter.

He studied and worked at the "Chancellory of Buildings" (Канцелярия от строений) from 1747 to 1756, and was a pupil of Ivan Vishnyakov. In the late 1750s, he became a Court Painter. In that office, he created decorative paintings in the palaces and churches, designed costumes and other appurtenances for festivals, painted icons and created theatrical scenery.

His canvas, "The Young Painter" is one of the first works of Russian genre art. It was done during or immediately after a stay in Paris, where he had been sent to study at the Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture. It is currently in the Tretyakov Gallery.