215 years since the birth of the great Sir.doc
 

It wrote a famous biographer and editor of the 19 th century, FF Pavlenko, according to AS Pushkin, the smartest of men of his time believed it was a great poet Alexander Sergeyevich Griboyedov. When the last few days visiting Moscow from diplomatic missions, Pushkin always tirelessly sought to meet with Griboyedov and spill over at least a couple of phrases.

I. Kramskoy, 1875, Portrait Griboedova

Two works, and both brilliant. "Woe from Wit" and the waltz.