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Author Archives: Serge Gregory
Photo Portrait of Levitan
The photo portrait of Levitan on the left is one of the most expressive taken of him and has been widely published. However, when and where the photo was taken are often … Continue reading
Alison Anderson’s “The Summer Guest”
Alison Anderson’s novel The Summer Guest is an elegy and a delicate mystery, in which Anton Chekhov appears as a muse and an elusive friend. Katya Kendall, a Russian émigré who runs a failing small press in London, hires Ana … Continue reading
On Sale at London’s National Portrait Gallery Bookshop
Copies of Antosha & Levitasha are available at the National Portrait Gallery Bookshop in London in conjunction with the gallery’s exhibition Russia and the Arts: The Age of Tolstoy and Tchaikovsky (March 17 to June 26, 2016). The exhibition includes … Continue reading
Posted in News About the Book
Tagged Anton Chekhov, Isaac Levitan, National Portrait Gallery, Osip Braz, Pavel Tretyakov
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In the Stacks
As of September 2016, Antosha & Levitasha can be found in over one hundred college and university libraries throughout the U.S. To find the library closest to you, go to WorldCat and type in your zip code: WorldCat Search
Reading at the University of Washington Bookstore
Thanks to the University of Washington Bookstore in Seattle for sponsoring my presentation and book signing on January 27, 2016. About 50 people attended a slide show on Levitan’s paintings and their impact on Anton Chekhov.
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Online Purchase NIU Press (always in stock) Amazon.com Book Depository (UK) Barnes & Noble Additional Ordering Information Call: (800) 621-2736 Fax: (800) 621-8476 email: orders@press.uchicago.edu UK and Continental Europe John Wiley & Sons Ltd. Voice: +44 … Continue reading
Alexander Lensky and Chekhov’s “The Grasshopper”
Alexander Lensky, an actor and manager of the Maly Theater in Moscow, frequently attended Sophia Kuvshinnikova’s soirees, where he became friends with both Levitan and Chekhov. On several occasions Lensky performed dramatic readings of Chekhov’s stories and one-act plays. In … Continue reading
Posted in Circle of Friends, Sophia Kuvshinnikova
Tagged Alexander Lensky, Anton Chekhov, Isaac Levitan
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Status Report
I’m revising my manuscript in preparation for submitting it to an interested academic publisher for evaluation. I have also updated the About the Book section to include a one-paragraph summary of each chapter. In the meantime, please submit any questions … Continue reading
Levitan’s Last Visit to Yalta
Levitan arrived at Chekhov’s newly constructed “White Dacha” in Yalta on December 24, 1899 to celebrate Christmas and the dawn of a new century. One day during his visit, Levitan was sitting on the couch in front of the fireplace … Continue reading
Posted in Homes and Museums, Lika Mizinova, Maria Chekhova
Tagged Anton Chekhov, Isaac Levitan, Yalta
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