Elizaveta Petrovna Yakunina ( September 1, 1892 , St. Petersburg , Russian Empire - 1964 ) was a Soviet theatrical artist .
| Elizaveta Yakunina | |
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| Birth name | Yakunina Elizaveta Petrovna |
| Date of Birth | September 1, 1892 |
| Place of Birth | St. Petersburg , Russian Empire |
| Date of death | 1964 |
| Citizenship |  Russian Empire →  the USSR |
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Biography
Elizaveta Yakunina was born on September 1, 1892 in St. Petersburg in a family of immigrants from the peasants.
In 1910–1916 she studied at the Faculty of Ceramics of the School of Industrial Art of Baron Stieglitz, after which she was awarded a medal and a trip to Italy . The trip did not take place because of the First World War . After graduating from college in 1916-1919, she taught drawing at a female gymnasium.
In 1918 she entered the courses of stage performances (KURMASTSEP) under the leadership of Vsevolod Meyerhold . Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin , Boris Almedingen , A. Rykov, Mmkhil Zandin , Yuri Bondi , Peter Morozov , Alexey Gripich taught Elizabeth Yakunina. Vladimir Dmitriev , Boris Erbstein , Lydia Mangubi , and Sergey Priselkov were among Yakunin’s classmates.
Theater productions (artist)
Leningrad Comedy Theater
- 1925 "The Glass of Water " by E. Scribe
- 1927 Goldoni 's Dodgy Dude
Gaydeburov Mobile Theater
- 1927 “ Hamlet ” by W. Shakespeare
Academic Opera and Ballet Theater
- 1928 "Cavalier of the Roses" by R. Strauss
Academic Drama Theater
- 1934 "The Fighters" B. Romashov .
New Tyaz
- 1935 (March) - "The Snow Maiden " by Alexander Ostrovsky . Directed by Boris Zon and Tatiana Soynikova .
- 1936 (October) - “To be continued” by Alexandra Brushteyn . Directed by Boris Zon and Tatiana Soynikova , artists Mikhail Grigoriev and Elizaveta Yakunina.
- 1936 (December) - “Blue and Pink” by Alexandra Brushteyn . Directed by Tatyana Soynikova .
- 1937 (April) - "Tales of Pushkin." Directed by Boris Zon .
- 1939 (January) - “At the Lukomorye” by D. Del . Directed by Tatyana Soynikova .
- 1939 (March) - "The Snow Queen " by Eugene Schwartz . Directed by Boris Zon .
- 1939 (December) - “Truth is good, but happiness is better ...” by Alexander Ostrovsky . Directed by Tatyana Soynikova .
- 1940 (November) - “Dima and Vava” (“Two”) by Agnes Barto and Rina Green . Directed by Lev Shostak .
- 1941 (June) - “Lermontov performance”. Directed by Boris Zon .
- 1941 (October) - “A Midsummer Night's Dream” by William Shakespeare . Directed by Boris Zon and Tatiana Soynikova .
- 1941 - “Day of the Living” by Alexandra Brushtein . Directed by Boris Zon .
- 1943 - "House in Cherkizov" by Alexei Arbuzov . Directed by Lev Shostak .
Komissarzhevskaya Theater
- 1943 - “ Truth is good, but happiness is better ” by A. N. Ostrovsky .
Notes
Bibliography
- E. B. Slovtsova . B.M. Erbstein . E.P. Yakunin. Catalog of the exhibition. - L .: Art (Leningrad branch), 1987.
- Lipatova M. V. Yakunina Elizaveta Petrovna // Encyclopedia of the Russian Avant-garde / Compiled by V. I. Rakitin , A. D. Sarabyanov ; scientific editor A. D. Sarabyanov. - M .: RA, Global Expert & Service Team, 2013. - T. II: L. — Me . - p . 701-702 . - ISBN 978-5-902801-11-5 .
Links
- Biography of Elizabeth Yakunin . Gallery Elysium. The appeal date is December 6, 2014.