PDF Counted Vintage Cross Stitch Pattern | Nude Sketch | Mikhail Zichi 1827-1906 | 5 Sizes

PDF Counted Vintage Cross Stitch Pattern | Nude Sketch | Mikhail Zichi 1827-1906 | 5 Sizes

COUNTED CROSS STITCH VINTAGE PDF

Vintage Cross Stitch Pattern PDF #10557
Nude Sketch
Mikhail Zichi 1827-1906

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Highly detailed cross stitch pattern, you can choose the appropriate size by the number of stitches, you can choose a pattern for canvas 14, 18, 22.

The photos show an approximate sample of the finished embroidery.

You can choose from 5 counts -

Size: 229w x 271h stitches
Colors: 47 DMC
Expected finished size -
14 Count - 41,4w cm x 49,1h cm
18 Count - 32,3w cm x 38,2h cm   
22 Count - 26,4w cm x 31,3h cm 

Size: 277w x 327h stitches
Colors: 55 DMC
Expected finished size -
14 Count - 50,1w cm x 59,2h cm
18 Count - 39,1w cm x 46,1h cm        
22 Count - 32w cm x 37,7h cm  

Size: 323w x 382h stitches
Colors: 71 DMC
Expected finished size -
14 Count - 58,5w cm x 69,1h cm
18 Count - 45,6w cm x 53,9h cm     
22 Count - 37,3w cm x 44,1h cm       

Size: 370w x 437h stitches
Colors: 65 DMC
Expected finished size -
14 Count - 67w cm x 79,1h cm
18 Count - 52,2w cm x 61,7h cm      
22 Count - 42,7w cm x 50,4h cm  

Size: 416w x 492h stitches
Colors: 73 DMC
Expected finished size -
14 Count - 75,3w cm x 89,1h cm
18 Count - 58,7w cm x 69,4h cm     
22 Count - 48w cm x 56,8h cm 

The patterns contain full cross stitches.
These design dimensions do not include margins. You must add at least 5-7 cm on each side to draw the embroidery.

You will get:
1. Color Map DMC
2. Pattern with Black and White Symbols
3. Pattern with Colored Symbols
4. Type of Finished Embroidery
5. Instructions for Printing the Pattern

All materials are intended for personal use only.

Please email me if you have any questions!"A Hungarian by birth, Mihai Zici (1827-1906), was invited to Russia in 1847 to give drawing lessons at the court of Emperor Nicholas the First. And despite everything, he took root in Russia so much that he turned from Mihai into Mikhail Alexandrovich, became a court artist of the Russian emperors up to Nicholas II, about whom he was even elected an honorary member of the Academy of Arts.
Mihai Zici, or as he was called in Russia Mikhail Alexandrovich, was born in Hungary in 1827. He received his gymnasium and university education in Budapest, studied painting and drawing techniques there with the Italian artist Marostroni, and continued his art education at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, with Waldmuller.
Rumors about him reached the Russian imperial court. He was invited by Grand Duchess Elena Pavlovna as a teacher of fine arts to her daughter, Grand Duchess Ekaterina Mikhailovna.
Arriving in St. Petersburg in 1847, the 20-year-old Zichi received several more lessons in various aristocratic houses of the then capital. In 1856, for his watercolor sketches of the coronation of Alexander II, the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts awarded him the title of academician.
In 1859, Zichi was appointed court painter of the imperial court. He will serve in this position until 1873, when he leaves to work in Paris on the order of the Hungarian government.
Upon his return to Russia in 1880, he again holds an honorary position, continuing to capture the ceremonial and everyday life of the greatest personages. Zichi painted balls, theatrical performances, parades, marching life, imperial hunting, and drew caricatures of courtiers.
For 30 years, according to the curator of the pre-war Gatchina Palace Museum V.K. Makarov, the artist was a "historian of court life." He recorded on the pages of his albums both ceremonial and family events: court balls, theatrical performances, parades, camp life, imperial hunting and caricatures of courtiers.
He was a favorite portrait painter of Nicholas I, Alexander II. Alexander III collected his works and decorated his rooms in the Gatchina Palace.
At the same time, Mikhail Zichi also left a huge collection of piquant drawings of erotic content.
Apparently eroticism was a kind of creative outlet for the artist, immersed in the high-society world and perfectly aware of all its ins and outs."