Famous People of Lebedyan'
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This document summarizes how several famous Russian artists and writers were inspired by the town of Lebedyan to create their masterpieces. It discusses how the writer Ivan Turgenev wrote a novel about the famous horse fairs in Lebedyan. The writer Evgeny Zamyatin, who was born in Lebedyan, went on to write the revolutionary novel "We." The artist Boris Kustodiev visited Lebedyan and was so inspired that he created many beautiful paintings of the town. The pianist and professor Konstantin Igumnov also has ties to Lebedyan.
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Taras Shevchenko was a Ukrainian poet, artist, and thinker born in 1814 in central Ukraine under Russian rule. He showed an early talent for drawing. In 1838 he was freed from serfdom by purchase and accepted into the Imperial Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg. Shevchenko began writing poetry in 1840 and published his first collection, Kobzar. He went on to write other influential works and helped establish Ukrainian literature. However, his nationalist views led to exile and constant police surveillance in later life. Shevchenko made important contributions as both an artist and a poet before his death in 1861.
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Alexander Pushkin was a renowned Russian author and poet born in 1799 in Moscow. He came from an upper-class literary family and was educated at an elite school in St. Petersburg. Pushkin wrote in various genres including short stories, poems, novels, and plays. He had a huge influence on later Russian literature and is considered the founder of modern Russian literature. Pushkin died tragically young at the age of 37 in a duel in St. Petersburg.
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Alex Pushkin was born in Moscow in 1799 and showed an early talent for literature, influenced by his father who loved books and his poet uncle. He was sent to a prestigious school in St. Petersburg where he began writing poems and befriended other future famous writers. After school, he started working for the government but was eventually exiled, during which time he wrote one of his most famous works, Eugene Onegin. He married in 1835 but tragically was later shot and killed in 1837.
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- 2. My native town inspired great Russians to create their masterpieces.
- 3. Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev The famous Russian writer Ivan Turgenev liked to visit horse fairs which were held in Lebedyan. In the 19th century Lebedyan was famous all over Russia for those fairs. Turgenev wrote his novel “Lebedyan” about the fairs. The novel was originally illustrated by the outstanding Russian artist Peter Sokolov. He also visited our town and painted “Horse fair in Lebedyan”, the picture which is now exhibited in the State Tretyakov Gallery.
- 4. Evgeny Ivanovich Zamyatin Evgeny Zamyatin is probably one of our most famous townsman. He was born in Lebedyan in 1884. His parents were very intelligent people. His father was a preacher(священник) and his mother was fond of piano music and classical literature. Zamyatin became a talented writer. His revolutionary novel “We” is known in Russia and abroad.
- 5. Boris Michaylovich Kustodiev In the summer of 1926 Evgeny Zamyatin who was born in Lebedyan invited his friend, an artist Boris Kustodiev to visit our town. It happened to be the last but the happiest summer in his life. Zamyatin wrote that he had never seen his friend so happy. Kustodiev spoke of Lebedian as of the heart of Russia. Everything here – the hills, the churches, the Don, apples, geese, grass in the streets – is native to a Russian. While in Lebedian, Kustodiev created many beautiful paintings which are inspired by our town.
- 6. Konstantin Nikolaevich Igumnov The Igumnovs are well-known in Lebedyan. Konstantin Igumnov was an outstanding pianist and a professor of the Moscow Conservatory who founded one of the most famous piano schools in Russia. The rest of the family are probably not so famous but people in Lebedyan honour them for their good deals for the town.
- 8. Автор проекта: Протопопов Александр Консультанты: Протопопова Ольга Толстикова Е.П.