Marianne Verevkina (1860-1938)

[LCR]

Сообщение от NATA NOVA

And what is the actual difference (in the context of the topic)?

You are absolutely right, absolutely nothing.

[Тютчев]

Сообщение от NATA NOVA

And what is the actual difference (in the context of the topic)?

But raising the issue can come to that topic will be more than any text, and will only fit the picture.

[NATA NOVA]

Сообщение от Tjutchev

But raising the issue can come to that topic will be more than any text, and will only fit the picture.

Tjutchev, dear. but because of three words such testimonii breeding-also did not work! (can "testimonii" is also incorrectly used the dictionary-go-he studied Sorry-just in case!)

[Wladzislaw]

Сообщение от LCR

But Mr. Veryovkin was a real Baron.
Look at the sources, more credible than this poor little dvoechnitsa Vicki, I have already told you

Links to the texts that I have given quite decent. In addition, I note that I am familiar with the actual genealogy of Veryovkin. I watched it on their entry into the DRC in Moscow Province. in TSGIAM and record the artist's father in RGVIA. Also, I can assure you that none of Verevkin had never baron, or any other title. My words seem to deserve more confidence than your barony sources .

[Тютчев]

Сообщение от NATA NOVA

Tjutchev, dear. but because of three words such testimonii breeding-also did not work! (can "testimonii" is also incorrectly used the dictionary-go-he studied Sorry-just in case!)

Nat, TESTEMONIUM it - a form of advertising that uses the authority of a popular personality. (look in the dictionary)


You probably meant that "brevity - the sister of talent »?... So this is impossible to argue. This phrase, incidentally, from a letter dated April 11, 1889 Anton Pavlovich Chekhov (1860-1904) to his brother Alexander: "You wrote a play? [...] My advice: try to play to be original and intelligent as possible, but do not be afraid to sound silly; be free-thinking, and only the free-thinker who is not afraid to write foolish things. Do not lick grind, and whether it's ugly and impertinent. Brevity - the sister of talent »(Poli. cit. Soch.T. XIV. M. .1949).


And with a Board of Chekhov to the painter? I think creativity Verevkina (though, like any true artist) is the best illustrates the word classic. See how she is "freethinking," "impertinent", "original"! It is "not afraid to write foolish things! Sometimes, it seems that it is poised on the brink ... But at the same time it remains in the great art without falling into vulgarity and amateurism! Her pictorial language concise and clear! This shows the great talent of the artist!

[Wladzislaw]

Сообщение от LCR

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Note from NATA NOVA

And what is the actual difference (in the context of the topic)?

You are absolutely right, absolutely no.

Significant difference - the environment and lifestyle. Or is she an aristocrat, who lives in an appropriate environment, with a decent income, a daughter of person receiving a salary, albeit significant.

[LCR]

Сообщение от Wladzislaw

Links to texts, which I gave quite decent. In addition, I note that I am familiar with the actual genealogy of Veryovkin. I watched it on their entry into the DRC in Moscow Province. in TSGIAM and record the artist's father in RGVIA. Also, I can assure you that none of Verevkin had never baron, or any other title. My words seem to deserve more confidence than your barony sources .

Explicitly? Obviously for anyone, and only for you the most?
I had the opportunity several times to make sure that your always interesting posts a great deal of imagination, so too let me choose my sources - but without hard feelings, eh?

I forgot to mention: for me the debate over the origin of Marianne Verevkina completed until the arrival of irrefutable evidence that would compel me to deny Mr. Verevkina barony (or, perhaps, and the nobility, who knows everything will depend on how much incriminating evidence will be shared in the same < ! - ~ 1 ~ ->

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Сообщение от Wladzislaw

she was the daughter person receiving a salary, albeit significant.

Her father, receives an annual pension after the death of his father in 1896, on which she and Jawlensky will live up to the First World War.

[NATA NOVA]

Сообщение от Wladzislaw

a significant difference - the environment and lifestyle. Or is she an aristocrat, who lives in an appropriate environment, with a decent income, a daughter of person receiving a salary, albeit significant.

Thought and thought over this phrase .. So what's the difference, then? Specifically ..
I honestly do not catch up ..

Pushkin's childhood remembered .. aristocratic family? So Radzivonauna (drunkard secret, unpossessed letter) is much more aristocratic (in spirit, IMHO) was ...

[SAH]

Сообщение от NATA NOVA

I honestly do not catch up.

NATA NOVA, I do not even try, do not try.