This figure is based on Konstantin Makovskii's The Boyar, a painting now lost, which was executed in 1913 for the Tercentenary of the Russian Empire and was illustrated on the cover of Sol'ntse Rossii (The Sun of Russia), The ultimate source was the central figure in the same artist's The Boyar Wedding (1913), a sumptuous, festive scene set in the 17th century in which two wealthy boyar families are united by marriage (Hillwood Museum and Gardens, Washington, D.C.)
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