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Bunin Ivan Alekseevich
performed by the student of the 9th grade
Chernava School
Anastasia Kosygina
The teacher Sorokina E.V.
Russian writer. The first Russian writer to become a Nobel Prize laureate
Ivan Alekseevich Bunin was born on October 10 (22), 1870 in Voronezh in the family of Alexey Nikolaevich Bunin (1827-1906), a representative of an old but impoverished noble family.
the former gymnasium where I. Bunin studied.
The gymnasium that I. A. Bunin entered and later studied at is now preserved in the city. This building is now occupied by School No. 1, in memory of the fact that the famous writer studied here from 1881 to 1885, is reflected on a commemorative plaque attached to the facade of the school. He described his first memory of visiting the gymnasium in these words: " ... I took the gymnasium building behind a high fence, in the depths of a large paved courtyard, as something already familiar, although I had never entered such a huge, clean and echoing house in my life."
I. A. Bunin's favorite city Yelets
Bunin loved Yelets very much and admired its history and military exploits. It is about this city that amazing lines are written in the novel " The Life of Arsenyev" : " ...The city itself was also proud of its antiquity and had every right to do so: it was indeed one of the most ancient Russian cities, lying among the great black earth fields of the Undergrowth on that fatal line beyond which the "wild, unknown lands" once stretched, belonged to those most important strongholds of Russia that, according to the chroniclers, for the first time they inhaled the storm, dust and cold from under the menacing Asian clouds that now and then set over her, the first to let Moscow know about the impending trouble and the first to lay down their bones for her. " Here it is, Bunin's favorite city.
. A. Bunin House Museum
While studying at the gymnasium, I. Bunin lived in the house of a philistine Rostovtsev. This building in Yelets has been preserved, has been restored and at this time it is in this house that the I. A. Bunin Museum is located. The writer perfectly expressed his memories of the time of study and life in the city in the work "The Life of Arsenyev": "I stayed at the gymnasium for four years, living as a freeloader with a philistine Rostovtsev, in a small and poor environment: I could not get into another one, rich citizens did not need freeloaders." The writer's childhood and youth memories are very closely connected with this city. Bunin loved to walk along its ancient streets and the impressions that he received while in Yelets, the writer carried through his whole life.
Trading street.the city of Yelets.
And the Shopping Street itself, along which Bunin loved to walk, has retained its charm. The same old buildings in which shops and shops were located at the end of the XIX century can still be seen today. So colorfully Bunin describes this place in his story "The Village":" ... The smell of bakeries and iron roofs, the pavement on the Shopping Street, tea, rolls and a Persian march in the Kars tavern... The floors in the shops watered from teapots, the battle of the famous quail at Rudakov's door, the smell of fish row, dill, Romanov's shag."The memories of the great writer about the ancient city are amazing and piercing.
Ivan Alekseevich Bunin died
Ivan Alekseevich Bunin died in a Parisian attic early in the morning on November 8, 1953. The causes of death were heart failure, cardiac asthma and pulmonary sclerosis. A magnificent funeral service was held in the Russian Church on Daru Street.
Monuments to outstanding people have been erected in every city of our country. They try to keep a special memory of those who once lived, studied or were born in a particular city or village. In the city of Yelets, there are two monuments to the outstanding Russian writer and poet, Nobel Prize winner in literature Ivan Alekseevich Bunin.
One of the sculptures is installed on Sverdlov Street near the Victory Fountain. This monument was opened in honor of the 125th anniversary of Bunin's birth. The sculptor of this monument is Y.D. Grishko, and the architect is O. Achkasova. The sculptural composition is brought to life from bronze and granite.
Monument to I.Bunin (Yelets)