Lord portraitists - a question for you!
 

So, continuing the theme of one collection, and in particular the work of the family Bryullov. With scenery Ivan Pavlovich Bryullov figured out, for which many thanks to Cyril Syzransky and rolls!
But then I remembered that there was still an interesting water-color portrait of a man's small ... ... and here I had a crazy idea: shy: If a person has such a rare work of Ivan Bryullov, then why not be the work of Charles and .. searched analogues ... found only one portrait executed watercolor ...
I want to hear your unbiased opinion ... like? .. I, for example, is very intriguing to the presence of blue on their faces.
And perhaps someone will be able to read the text and identify the print.

".... Chamberlain of the Highest Court .. " reads well, the rest is bad, but read the inscription, I think, no problem.

In my opinion it is written: Portrait of Paul D. .. Akimova member of the secretariat of Deputies' Meeting and great-grandfather Chamberlain of the Highest Court Konstantin Nikolaevich Akimov.

vyadem, I was not sure what to compare with.
You have shown two portraits.

What I've read previously corrected photo in Photoshop:
"Hereditary Nobleman .... Member-Secretary, Deputy Assembly .... .... and ... .... Komi Highest Court ....... Nicholas Akimovich"

Cyril Syzransky, the left was painted by Charles Brullov ... right unsigned
uriart, "Hereditary Nobleman - it reads where rolls read" Portrait ".. tobish first word? .. Hmm ... had not thought of it in photoshop otrdaktirovat .. Now try ... thanks!

The word first - Portrait, reads well, but more probably, a hereditary nobleman

vyadem, of course, I probably would not have read everything correctly, but still tried.
Old proggramma and the editor is not very.

Portrait Noblesse Akimova member-secretary of the Assembly of Deputies and grandfather Chamberlain of the Highest Court Konstantin Nikolaevich Akimov

Perhaps you can add: Portrait Belevsky nobleman.
Belev - a town in the province of Tula.

rolls, even kill, I can not understand where you read "Belevsky" ... you somehow processed photos? .. May be able to lay out here?