Where can I see this portrait of Peter the Great?

It hangs at the State Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg. It measures 63 x 52 cm and was painted in 1717 during Peter's Paris visit.

When did Nattier paint this?

Nattier painted Peter the Great from life in 1717 in Paris. He also created a companion portrait of Catherine I that the Tsar praised.

What style is this portrait?

The portrait is painted in the Rococo style. Nattier was known for combining imperial grandeur with elegant refinement at the French court.

Where Is Portrait of Tsar Peter I? Museum Location

Jean-Marc Nattier painted the portrait of Peter the Great from life in 1717 during the Tsar's visit to Paris. It was created as a companion piece to a portrait of Catherine I that the Russian ruler highly praised. The Rococo style captures Peter's reformist energy and imperial ambition.

The background often includes naval motifs alluding to Peter's establishment of the Russian Navy. The Tsar ruled from 1682 until his death in 1725, transforming Russia into a major European power. Nattier was a prominent painter at the French court known for combining grandeur with refined elegance. This portrait is now at the State Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg.