Odessa - before the storm in 1917

[Fed]

It is interesting to recall the famous artists who lived in Odessa at the beginning of 1917, a year of great change. What do we know about them. As in what has developed, their fate, the creative and personal than they were distinguished before.

Criterion for fame at the time I will take those who have taught in schools or discussed in a more or less widely in the press of the time.
Join us, share your scans and stories.

Reingbald Wolfe Abramovich
He taught at the - "permission from the Ministry Imperatorskago school yard painting and drawing class artist of Wolf Abramovich Reingbald". The school is located on the square Kondratenko, 2, what is interesting in connection with the appearance of Reingbald in the literature, where the address is different:
"... Which is near a quiet side street Sturdzovskom lived her younger daughter, Gitl. In 1895 she married Michael Abramovich Reingbald from a family of Simferopol townspeople, long settled in Odessa. A graduate of Saxony Technical Institute in Dresden, had prestigious Michael on concepts of time Electrical Engineer, and his brother Vladimir after the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts held a school drawing and painting at Tiraspol, 10, next to the house Mangubi, which after his arrival from Nikolaev temporarily settled family Babel.
(From "Madame Lyuba" Alexander Rozenboyma)

As you noticed and addressed in the literature for other Reingbald-Vladimir. Think-Wolf-look more "estetskih" for school administrators drawing t.k.v "Odessa State-owned Jewish school girlish" in a wheelchair lane 5, where he also served as a teacher of calligraphy, he was known as Vladimir Abramovich.

In his school, he studied the main artist of the Odessa Opera House from 1929 to 1941 - Nazaryan-Nazarov, Ivan Semenovich (1893-1954), then taught at Odessa Art Institute (since 1948).
And the Honored Artist of the RSFSR Gurvich Joseph M. (1907, Chisinau - 1992, Moscow), suggesting that the school acted in the early 20's, he had studied there.

Vladimir Reingbald brought her niece Bertha-renowned music educator. http://www.migdal.ru/times/36/2870/

It would be interesting to see pictures of the graduate of St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, an important member of the famous Odessa family.