TY - JOUR

T1 - Архивные фотографии Д.А. Гранина как исторический источник

AU - Зотова, Анастасия Валерьевна

AU - Полторак, С.Н.

N1 - Архивные фотографии Д.А. Гранина как исторический источник // Вестник архивиста. 2019. № 3. С. 738-751.

PY - 2019/10

Y1 - 2019/10

N2 - Daniil Alexandrovich Granin was an outstanding public figure, writer, and publicist. And yet his biography remains mostly unstudied. Information about him is controversial. 2019 has been declared the year of D. A. Granin by the President of the Russian Federation; and article is to study unknown facts of his biography that influenced his work. The article attempts a comprehensive analysis of archival photographic materials related to the work of the Russian writer D. A. Granin, which are a valuable historical source. The authors analyze the contents of photographic fond dedicated to D. A. Granin, stored in the Central State Archive of Cinema-Photo-Phono Documents of St. Petersburg (TsGA KFFD SPb). The authors retrace the events of the famous writer's life and activities in the 1950s. Archival photographs help to understand the factors that influenced his work better. For example, his interest in art and artists, French in particular, is illustrated by a photograph taken in Paris in 1956, in which D. A. Granin and his fellow writers were photographed with the wife of the outstanding French artist Henri Matisse - L. N. Delektorskaya. The photos show writers with whom Daniil Aleksandrovich mingled for decades. On numerous photos he is captured next to such famous writers and poets as A. A. Prokofiev, V. M. Sayanov, K. G. Paustovsky, E. I. Katerli, L. N. Rakhmanov, A. N. Chepurov, A. P. Elyashevich, V. N. Infantyev, A. M. Minchkovsky, V. E Panova, B. N. Polevoy, M. A. Dudin. The value of these 1950s photographs analysis lies in the fact that some of the people in the photographs in later years treated the writer, who was a difficult and ambivalent man, quite differently. D. A. Granin's work was appreciated not just by technical intelligentsia, but by a wide circle of Soviet readers, which is proved by numerous archival photographs of Daniil Aleksandrovich with his readers. The authors attempt to prove that archival photographs of D. A. Granin are a valuable historical source that is often overlooked by researchers studying the history of literature.

AB - Daniil Alexandrovich Granin was an outstanding public figure, writer, and publicist. And yet his biography remains mostly unstudied. Information about him is controversial. 2019 has been declared the year of D. A. Granin by the President of the Russian Federation; and article is to study unknown facts of his biography that influenced his work. The article attempts a comprehensive analysis of archival photographic materials related to the work of the Russian writer D. A. Granin, which are a valuable historical source. The authors analyze the contents of photographic fond dedicated to D. A. Granin, stored in the Central State Archive of Cinema-Photo-Phono Documents of St. Petersburg (TsGA KFFD SPb). The authors retrace the events of the famous writer's life and activities in the 1950s. Archival photographs help to understand the factors that influenced his work better. For example, his interest in art and artists, French in particular, is illustrated by a photograph taken in Paris in 1956, in which D. A. Granin and his fellow writers were photographed with the wife of the outstanding French artist Henri Matisse - L. N. Delektorskaya. The photos show writers with whom Daniil Aleksandrovich mingled for decades. On numerous photos he is captured next to such famous writers and poets as A. A. Prokofiev, V. M. Sayanov, K. G. Paustovsky, E. I. Katerli, L. N. Rakhmanov, A. N. Chepurov, A. P. Elyashevich, V. N. Infantyev, A. M. Minchkovsky, V. E Panova, B. N. Polevoy, M. A. Dudin. The value of these 1950s photographs analysis lies in the fact that some of the people in the photographs in later years treated the writer, who was a difficult and ambivalent man, quite differently. D. A. Granin's work was appreciated not just by technical intelligentsia, but by a wide circle of Soviet readers, which is proved by numerous archival photographs of Daniil Aleksandrovich with his readers. The authors attempt to prove that archival photographs of D. A. Granin are a valuable historical source that is often overlooked by researchers studying the history of literature.

KW - D. A. Granin

KW - Central State Archive of Cinema-Photo-Phono Documents of St. Petersburg

KW - TsGA KFFD SPb

KW - historical source

KW - history of literature

UR - http://www.mendeley.com/research/archival-photographs-writer-d-granin-historical-source

U2 - 10.28995/2073-0101-2019-3-738-750

DO - 10.28995/2073-0101-2019-3-738-750

M3 - статья

SP - 738

EP - 750

JO - ВЕСТНИК АРХИВИСТА

JF - ВЕСТНИК АРХИВИСТА

SN - 2073-0101

IS - 3

ER -