Baranov Collection

"Baranov: A Family of Influence and Legacy" Step into the world of the Baranov family, a name that resonates throughout history

Baranov Collection: Portrait of Maria Trofimovna Pashkova (1819-1892), nee Countess von Baranov, with daughter Alexandra

Portrait of Maria Trofimovna Pashkova (1819-1892), nee Countess von Baranov, with daughter Alexandra. Found in the Collection of Russian State Library, Moscow

Baranov Collection: Count Alexander Trofimovich Baranov (1813-1888). Artist: Hau (Gau), Vladimir Ivanovich (1816-1895)

Count Alexander Trofimovich Baranov (1813-1888). Artist: Hau (Gau), Vladimir Ivanovich (1816-1895)
Count Alexander Trofimovich Baranov (1813-1888). Found in the collection of State Hermitage, St. Petersburg

Baranov Collection: High Society Ball, First quarter of 19th century. Artist: Baranov, Vasili Venediktovich (1792-1836)

High Society Ball, First quarter of 19th century. Artist: Baranov, Vasili Venediktovich (1792-1836)
High Society Ball, First quarter of 19th century. Found in the collection of State Lermontov Museum Tarkhany

Baranov Collection: Portrait of the Poet Dmitri Osipovich Baranov (1773-1834), End 1820s

Portrait of the Poet Dmitri Osipovich Baranov (1773-1834), End 1820s. Artist: Mitoire, Benois Charles (?-after 1830)
Portrait of the Poet Dmitri Osipovich Baranov (1773-1834), End 1820s. Found in the collection of the Institut of Russian Literature IRLI (Pushkin-House), St Petersburg

Baranov Collection: ALEKSANDR A. BARANOV (1746-1819). Russian fur trader in Alaska and first governor

ALEKSANDR A. BARANOV (1746-1819). Russian fur trader in Alaska and first governor of Russian America

Baranov Collection: TLINGIT ARTIFACTS, c1804. Tlingit Native American artifacts collected by Aleksandr

TLINGIT ARTIFACTS, c1804. Tlingit Native American artifacts collected by Aleksandr Baranov on the coast of Alaska: carved wooden mask and neck piece

Baranov Collection: USA, Alaska, Kodiak, Erskine House is the Oldest Russian Structure in the State of Alaska

USA, Alaska, Kodiak, Erskine House is the Oldest Russian Structure in the State of Alaska, Constructed in 1808

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"Baranov: A Family of Influence and Legacy" Step into the world of the Baranov family, a name that resonates throughout history. From portraits capturing their elegance to their significant contributions in various fields, they have left an indelible mark. Maria Trofimovna Pashkova, nee Countess von Baranov, radiates grace alongside her daughter Alexandra in this exquisite portrait by Vladimir Ivanovich Hau. Their refined beauty reflects the aristocratic lineage they hail from. Count Alexander Trofimovich Baranov stands tall as a pillar of high society in Vasili Venediktovich Baranov's artwork depicting a lavish ball from the early 19th century. His presence exudes power and sophistication amidst opulent surroundings. Dmitri Osipovich Baranov, immortalized by Benois Charles Mitoire's brushstroke, captures the essence of a poet lost in thought during the late 1820s. The intensity within his eyes hints at profound emotions hidden beneath his poetic verses. Mikhail Semyonovich Shchepkin shares ties with the illustrious Baranov family through marriage. As an esteemed actor and director, he brought life to countless theatrical productions and enriched Russian culture with his talent. Sergei Lvovich Levitsky masterfully portrays Maria Trofimovna Pashkova once again in the 1840s. Her regal poise remains unchanged over time—a testament to her enduring beauty and unwavering spirit. The renowned author Count Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy finds himself connected to this influential lineage through shared ancestry or perhaps destiny itself. His literary genius captivates readers worldwide even today. However, it is Aleksandr A. Baranov who truly leaves an unforgettable legacy as a Russian fur trader in Alaska and its first governor. He ventured fearlessly into uncharted territories while collecting Tlingit Native American artifacts, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Alaska.