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Adelaide Andrejewa von Skilondz (1882–1969) m. Vladislav Skilondz, Opera Singer and Singing Teacher, Character Portrait from Léo Delibes’s “Lakmé”, 1915
Frame: (h x b x dj) 85 x 67,5 x 5 cm
Artist/Maker Artist: Ilja Jefimovitsj Repin, Russian, born 1844, dead 1930
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Adelaide von Skilondz was a Russian opera singer who began her career in St Petersburg, but moved to Stockholm during the First World War. Here she continued to perform on the Swedish opera and concert scene, and later taught private pupils. Repin, who was famous for his images of Russian com- posers, musicians and writers and painted over 300 portraits in his lifetime, has captured von Skilondz in a happy, dancing movement.