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- Alexander Pavlovich Brullov was a Russian artist associated with the latest phase of the Russian Neoclassicism. Alexander Brullov was born in Saint Petersburg into a family of French artists: his great grandfather, his grandfather, his father and his brothers were artists. His first teacher was his father Paul Brulloff. He attended the Imperial Academy of Arts' architect class in 1810-1820, and graduated with honors. Along with his brother, Karl, he was sent to Europe to study art and architecture as a pensioner of the Society for the Promotion of Artists. Alexander Brullov spent 8 years abroad from 1822 to 1830, in Italy, Germany and France, studying architecture and art. He painted a lot of watercolor portraits at that time. Among the best were the portraits of V. A. Perovsky (1824), C. P. Bakunina (1830-1832), John Capodistria (1820s), C. I. Zagryazhskaya (1820s) and others. In 1831, after his return to Russia, he was appointed professor of the Imperial Academy of Arts and these were the years when he created his best architectural projects. Among others, he designed and built the following buildings in St. Petersburg: Mikhailovskiy Theater (now Maliy Theater, 1831-1833), Lutheran Church of St. Peter and St. Paul on Nevsky Prospekt (1833-1838), Pulkovo Observatory (1834-1839), the Headquarters of Guard Corps on Palace Square (1837-1843). He was one of the main architects of the reconstruction of the Winter Palace after the fire of 1837. He designed many striking interiors there including the Pompei Hall, the Malachite Room, and the White Hall. Alexander Brullov was also talented painter. One of the best portraits created by A. Brulloff at this period was a portrait of Natalya Goncharova-Pushkina (1831), wife of the Russian poet Alexander Pushkin. Alexander Brulloff also made illustrations for the books and magazines.
- Алекса́ндр Па́влович Брюлло́в, русский архитектор, художник. Профессор архитектуры Императорской Академии художеств, старший брат Карла Павловича Брюлова.
- Олекса́ндр Петро́вич Брюлло́в — російський архітектор і художник-аквареліст, академік Петербурзької академії мистецтв. Брат Карла Брюллова. Разом з Тарасом Шевченком брав участь у ілюструванні збірника «Сто русских литераторов» (том 2, СПБ, 1841). Поет згадував про Брюллова в повістях «Художник» і «Близнецы», подарував йому офорт «Вірсавія» з написом «Александру Повловичу Брюллову Т. Шевченко 1860 года 4 сентября».
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- Alexander Pavlovich Brullov was a Russian artist associated with the latest phase of the Russian Neoclassicism. Alexander Brullov was born in Saint Petersburg into a family of French artists: his great grandfather, his grandfather, his father and his brothers were artists. His first teacher was his father Paul Brulloff. He attended the Imperial Academy of Arts' architect class in 1810-1820, and graduated with honors.
- Алекса́ндр Па́влович Брюлло́в, русский архитектор, художник. Профессор архитектуры Императорской Академии художеств, старший брат Карла Павловича Брюлова.
- Олекса́ндр Петро́вич Брюлло́в — російський архітектор і художник-аквареліст, академік Петербурзької академії мистецтв. Брат Карла Брюллова. Разом з Тарасом Шевченком брав участь у ілюструванні збірника «Сто русских литераторов» (том 2, СПБ, 1841).
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