The transfer of Yu. Semyonov sketch of K. Korovin to the opera performance "Prince Igor", acquired by Baron E. Falz-Fein on the Sotheby's shareholder for return to his homeland, during a TV show on the BBC (London, UK). Yu Semenov and Baron E. Falz-Fein a

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The transfer of Yu. Semyonov sketch of K. Korovin to the opera performance "Prince Igor", acquired by Baron E. Falz-Fein on the Sotheby's shareholder for return to his homeland, during a TV show on the BBC (London, UK). Yu Semenov and Baron E. Falz-Fein at the Sotheby's auction: [a selection of photographs]. - May 1984. - 5 photos: photo printing, black and white and color. - Access mode: the Internet portal of the Boris Yeltsin Presidential Library. The title from the accompanying document. Electronic reproduction (10 files, 300 dpi, JPEG, 25.1 MB). A selection of 5 group portrait photos. Copy by users is not allowed. Semyonov and Baron Eduard von Faltz-Fein was linked by long-standing friendship and the noble cause of the return of lost cultural values to Russia. As a result of the International Committee created to restore Russian treasures to their homeland, the ashes of Fedor Ivanovich Chaliapin, part of the Diaghilev-Lifar library, a unique tapestry depicting the royal family from the Livadia Palace and many other cultural values were returned to Russia. These events served as the basis of the plot of Yu. Semenov's novel "Auction" (1985) .
1. Semenov, Julian Semenovich (1931 - 1993) - Photographs. 2. Faltz-Fein, Eduard Aleksandrovich von (1912) - Photographs. 3. "Sotheby's", auction (London, city, Great Britain) - Photographs. 4. Korovin, Konstantin Alekseevich (1861-1939). Works - Photos. 5. The people (the collection). 6. Yu. S. Semenov (collection). 7. Russia in the faces (collection). 8. Group portrait photos.
Source of the electronic copy: Julian Semenov Cultural Foundation Location on the original: Julian Semenov Cultural Foundation