Negatives 72
About 100 000 items. The collection stores negatives covering the history of St. Petersburg of the late XIX-early XXI century.
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Architecture of St.Petersburg – Leningrad 9
Государственный Музей истории Санкт-Петербурга обладает уникальной коллекцией оригинальных негативов, отражающих в различных аспектах историю нашего города. Особое место среди них занимает подборка негативов, на которых запечатлены архитектурные ансамбли Санкт-Петербурга. Снимки выполнены в разные годы известными ленинградскими фотографами такими как Л.О.Бернштейн, С.И.Лавут, Б.С.Лосин и
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Leningrad region 9
Воссоздать облик Ленинградской области периода 1950-х – 1980-х годов помогает коллекция негативов ГМИ СПб. В Фонде негативов это один из значимых и интереснейших разделов. Здесь представлены разноплановые аспекты: промышленный, санаторно-курортный, культурно-просветительский и экономический.
Также раздел «Ленинградская область» содержит изображения достопримечательностей и памятных
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мест, таких, как старинные крепости, древние монастыри, дворянские усадьбы, памятники-мемориалы Великой Отечественной войны, литературно-мемориальные и краеведческие музеи, которые позволяют нам узнать историю этих мест.
Освещено развитие разных отраслей народного хозяйства от промышленности до сельского хозяйства. Среди авторов значатся такие фотографы, как О. Г. Пороховников, В. Г. Федосеев, Б. С. Лосин, Г. И. Луговой, Б. В. Уткин и многие другие.
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Municipal services of Petrograd-Leningrad 9
Основная часть этого раздела включает в себя фото предприятий тяжелой, химической и легкой промышленности, электроснабжения и газоснабжения города, жилищного строительства, дорожных работ, транспорта, гостиниц, торговли, общественного питания, средства связи (телефон и почта), уборка и освещение улиц, канализационные и водопроводных работ.
Данный раздел показывает различные этапы
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развития Ленинграда, в том числе период восстановления народного хозяйства города в 1920-е годы.
Среди авторов негативов мы встретим такие известные имена, как Д. М. Трахтенберг, Б. В. Уткин, Г. Ф. Коновалов, М. Л. Блохин, Н. П. Янов, Л. Л. Зиверт, И. А. Фетисов, Д. Х. Соколин, С. И. Лавут, Л. И. Коровин, И. А. Наровлянский, Л. О. Бернштейн, П. В. Федотов, Г. Ф. Коновалов, В. С. Шерстнов.
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Culture and art in Leningrad 10
Здесь представлен культурный аспект жизни Ленинграда, в котором было сосредоточено большое количество культурно-просветительных учреждений – дворцы и дома культуры (в том числе Дворец молодежи), дома творчества, библиотеки, клубы, городские музеи, театры и кинотеатры, выставочные залы, концертно-музыкальные учреждения (Филармония, Академическая капелла, концертные залы), средства
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массовой информации (телевидение, периодическая печать, типографии).
Несомненный интерес представляет собрание фотодокументов, запечатлевших различные мероприятия в сфере культуры: кинофестивали, спектакли, выставки, экспозиции, киносъемки Ленфильма, художественная самодеятельность.
В фонде представлены работы выдающихся фотографов Стрекалова В. В., С. А. Ефимова, Б. С. Лосина, Н. П. Янова, Л. О. Бернштейна, Г. И. Лугового, Д. М. Трахтенберга, Б. В. Уткина и др.
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Festivals and parades in Leningrad 10
Данный раздел знакомит нас с различными культурными мероприятиями, которые проводились в городе Ленинграде. К ним относятся карнавальные шествия, балы, народные гуляния, праздники песни, праздник «Алые паруса», первомайские демонстрации, парады 9 мая, торжества в Дни Октябрьской революции, праздничное оформление города. Работы таких ленинградских фотографов-художников, как И. А. Наровлянский, Н.
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А. Науменков, В. К. Кошурин, Л. Л. Берман, Я. Н. Халип, И. Б. Колтун, Б. В. Уткин, Б. С. Лосин и другие сформировали данную коллекцию. ↑
Collection of photographs 68
More than 84 000 items. A rich in volume and diversity collection of art and historical sources on the history of St. Petersburg. The collection consists of two parts: photographs of pre-revolutionary and post-revolutionary periods.
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Photographs of the pre-revolutionary period 34
More than 24 000 units The most important exhibits include photos of such famous authors as I. (J.) Bianchi (1850-1880), K. K. Bulla (1890-1910), C. L. and L. C. Lewicki, A. I. Denier, A. F. Lawrence, W. Classen, F. V. Nicholaevsky. The history of the collection of photographs in the Museum dates back to 1907, when St. Petersburg the Museum of Old Petersburg was founded (its official status and
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approved Charter the Museum of Old Petersburg received at the end of 1908). Organizers of the Museum took an active part in the formation of funds. They paid great attention to the collection of photos. Today it is the richest collection of photographic sources in terms of volume and diversity. The pride of the Museum is the collection of photos (over 200 units) made by Ivan (Giovanni) Bianchi, the first light-painter of Petersburg, an outstanding photo-artist of the second half of the XIXth century. His large-format images capture the architectural ensembles of St. Petersburg and the interior of the palaces. Photos are made with great artistic skill, impeccable composition, they are priceless in their informational content. Very interesting are the photos of 1860-1870-ies, among them - the work of W. A. Carrick from the series "St. Petersburg types” and scenery snapshots of A. F. Lawrence, E. Yuar, F. Buff, A. I. Smirnov, N. D. Digo. Widely are presented photo portraits of 1870-1910-s, made by masters of the portrait genre K. I. Bergamasco, B. I. Yasvoin, E. L. Mrozovskaya, K. A. Shapiro and others. The Museum houses a collection of works (over 2000 units) of Karl Karlovich Bulla and his sons Alexander and Victor. Along with photos of portrait and event genres, the collection includes large-format images depicting architectural ensembles of our city. ↑
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Photographs created after 1917 34
About 60 000 units. Throughout the XXth century the Museum has acquired or received as a gift the works of the best artists-photographers and photojournalists of St. Petersburg. In addition, the materials came from LenTASS, personal archives of residents and from customs. A large collection of photos of 1941-1945 was donated directly by military photographers. It includes works by famous
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masters D. M. Trakhtenberg, B.P. Kudoyarov, B. S. Losin, B. V. Utkin and others. In 1980 – 1990-ies, the Fund was supplemented by materials from the archives of the oldest St. Petersburg’s photographers: L. L. Sievert, I. N. Narovlyanski, V. P. Samoilov, A. F. Shuvalov. In recent years an impressive collection of works by modern masters was formed: V. S. Antonshenkov, A. A. Kitaev, S. A., Kompaniichenko, A. V. Krupnov, I. P. Potemkin, P. M. Markin, I. V. Gundareva, A. A. Smirnov, B. K. Degtyarev and others. The collection of photographs depicting the architecture of a city in the first half of XXth century is of great interest. Adequately complete is the photo gallery devoted to the Great Patriotic war, the Siege of Leningrad, the restoration of the city and its suburbs in the postwar period. The pictures are made by the Leningrad military photographers D. M. Trakhtenberg, B. V. Utkin, G. I. Chertov, B. S. Losin, V. G. Fedoseyev, V. I. Kapustin, N. P. Yanov and Moscow photographer B.P.Kudoyarov. In the 1960s - 1990s, due to the systematic acquisition, the Fund was supplemented by materials from the archives of the oldest photographers N. P. Karasev, L. L. Sievert, I. A., Narovlyanski, M. A. Kashe, V. P. Samoilov. The Museum is proud to keep a collection of photos showing all extant churches in St. Petersburg. This great work was accomplished in the 1980-ies by A. F. Shuvalov. In recent years, the Museum collection has expanded to include works of contemporary photographers of the St. Petersburg V.C. Antoshenkov, I. V. Gundareva, A. A. Kitaev, S. A. Kompaniichenko, L.S. Tabolina, I. P. Potemkin, S. A. Zakharov, A. V. Sladkov, P. M. Markin, S. V. Chabutkin, A. V. Usov and many other talented photographers. The undoubted success for the Museum was the acquisition of the collection of stereo photographs and stereo negatives numbering 6000 units. The creator of this collection, which presents the views of St. Petersburg - Petrograd - Leningrad and many other cities of the world was A. A., Krolenko (1889-1970), organizer and leader (1921-1929) of the publishing house "Academia". ↑
Cities of the world 67
More than 44 000 items. The fund consists of original photographs of the 1850 - 2000s and photomechanical prints (collotypes, photo chromolithographs, etc.) of the 1870 – 1960s.
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Cities of the world in photographs 20
28 587 units. The collection of photographs of the cities of the world is the unique collection of West-European photography of 1850s - 1900-ies, which presents the views of the cities of Italy, Austria, Germany, Spain, France, Great Britain made by such masters, as Alfredo Noack, Giacomo Broggi, Giorgio Sommer, brothers Nerden, Axel Lindahl, Ludwig Hardtmut, Ramon Almela, Francis Fritt and many
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others. In the collection there are views of Prague and Warsaw, as well as New York and Chicago. The collection of townscapes and genre pictures of Russia and near abroad in the second half of the XIX - early XX centuries forms not a smaller part of the storage. Such cities as Moscow, Kiev, Kazan, Minsk, Ekaterinburg, Odessa, Arkhangelsk, Petrozavodsk, Astrakhan, Yalta, Sevastopol, Pyatigorsk, Sochi and many others are widely represented. Among the photographers whose works form this part of the collection it is worth mentioning M. P. Nastyukov and I. F. Barshchevsky, showing the front face of Moscow in XIX century; A. O. Karelin and W. A. Carrick — the first masters of Russian genre pictures; F. Gadaev, A. Engel, F. Ordan, I. Lange — authors of the classic views of Caucasus; F. Orlov, A. Zimmermann, I. Semyonov, Otto Renard, V. Sokornov, S. Rainish, without whom it is impossible to imagine the Crimean photo. Especially noteworthy is photographer Dmitry Yermakov — there are his photos with views of Caucasus and the Turkish album. The photos of Middle and Far East: Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, Turkey, Japan, China, Ceylon are well represented. The department also houses unique documentary photographs of the period of the First World War, acquired by the Museum within N. S. Tagrin’s collection. ↑
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Cities of the world — photomechanical prints 47
16 404 units. In addition to the collection of photographs the department contains more than 16000 photomechanical prints — landscapes, genre scenes and portraits and printed albums of the late 1870-ies-1960-ies. This collection is devoted to the countries of Western and Eastern Europe, USA and East Asian regions and widely presents not only cities, but also life and culture of different
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countries and peoples. Among the phototypists, whose works are in the department, there are such names as Shevoyon and Dufu, W. I. Stein, M. Schroeder, M. Gubler, A. Salon. The publishing houses, involved in the development and production of photomechanical prints, such as "Scherer, Nabgolts and Co", "Lowman and Hanford", "Photochrom Zürich" (later "Photoglob Zürich AG), publishing house of Ernst Wasmuth and many others are presented in the department . Among the techniques, used in this collection, phototypes and relief prints, semitone dominate . But there are also more rare techniques such as photogravure, which is not inferior to photo in quality of reproduction of details and light-shadowed images, as well as photochromolithography, better known as photochrom. With this technique the color photography has begun in the XIX century. ↑
