Drawing Of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna Of Russia

Born in Rome in 1780 and died in Brussels on March 5, 1847, Innocent-Louis Goubaud led a nomadic career as an artist and teacher.Notably, he directed the Marseille School of Drawing in 1802, served as a professor at the Lycée Charlemagne, and taught the King of Rome. Exhibitions and travels: He exhibited at the Salons from 1811 to 1838. His life was marked by numerous travels: he visited America in 1815, London in 1831, spent three years in Munich, and resided in Paris (1831–1838) as well as in Brussels.Bibliographic references: His work is listed in art history dictionaries and journals, such as those by Nagler (Künstler-Lexikon), Bellier-Auvray (Dictionnaire général des artistes de l’école française), and Guiffrey.This drawing depicts Alexandra Feodorovna (born Charlotte of Prussia). She was born on July 13, 1798, and died on September 1, 1860; she was the daughter of Frederick William III of Prussia.On July 13, 1817, she married Grand Duke Nicholas Pavlovich, who would become Emperor Nicholas I of Russia. She was therefore Empress of Russia from December 1825 until March 1855. Dimensions with frame: 19 cm wide, 17 cm high