Two portraits (miniatures)
 

Dear experts, I hear your competent opinion on these works?
Whenever possible the estimated cost.

Cardboard, oil or temperature??, 14.5 x 10.8, n /x.

Prince Ivan Paskevich ?????

I think so ....

Looks like Novodels.

And maybe N. Rajewski?

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It just looks like .......
:)

It just looks like .......
:)

George 1 class of 25 awards

Order of Alexander Nevsky, St. Vladimir.

George 2 class.

Yes, it seems full of George Knight, 4 people in the history of Russia.

Paskevich Ivan is one of those.

I think so ....

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This is what the picture as well ..
Order of St. Vladimir of IV degree with a bow (1807)
The Order of St. Anne's II degree (1809)
The diamond marks the Order of St. Anne's II degree (1809)
Order of St. Vladimir III degree (1810)
Order of Saint George of IV degree (1810)
Order of St. George the III degree (1810)
Order of St. Anne I degree (1812)
The Order of Saint Vladimir II degree (1812)
The diamond marks the Order of St. Anne's I degree (1813)
Order of St. Alexander Nevsky (1814)
The diamond marks the Order of St. Alexander Nevsky (1821)
Order of Saint Vladimir I of degree (1827)
Order of St. George the II degree (1827)
The Order of St. Andrew (1828)
Diamond signs of St. Andrew (1829)
Order of St. George I degree (1829)
Polish insignia for the military advantage of the I degree (1831)
[Edit] Reward weapons
The golden gun "for courage" (1807)
Gold diamond-studded sword with the inscription "For the defeat of the Persians at Elizavetpol"
[Edit] Foreign Order
Order of the Lion and Sun set with diamonds on a chain (Persia, 1828)
Order of the Black Eagle (Prussia, 1834)
Order of the White Falcon 1 degree (of Saxe-Weimar, 1841)
Order of St. Stephen (Austria, 1844)
Military Order of Maria Theresa, 1 st degree (Austria)
[Edit] Honorary military ranks
Field Marshal of Prussia
Field Marshal of Austria :eek: :eek: :eek:

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No, Rajewski


Order of St. Vladimir 4 th century.
(1814),

Order of St. George the 4 th century.
(1827),

Order of St. Anne 2 nd century.
(1828),

Order of St. Vladimir the 3rd century.
(1829),

Order of the White Eagle (1838)

Confused as to the surface craquelure of varnish?
But it is not.
In a detailed examination by an ordinary magnifying glass, not to mention the binoculars, can be clearly seen that the broken and the paint layer of painting.

On the exposed picture is not visible.

Serge, does not seem to Novodels, well, nothing!

Fantasy portrait of the general.

Miniatures
 

But the fantasy couple?
it is unlikely ...