Alekseev Ivan Frolovich

1918

Annotation:

1. Biographical information on Alekseev I.F. with a photograph, painted for his solo exhibition (posthumous), [after 1976]. (1 sheet, electronic copy)

Pictures of Alekseev I.F.

2. Self-portrait. 1918 (1 sheet, electronic copy)

3. Self-portrait. 1922 (1 sheet, electronic copy)

4. Self-portrait. 1964 (1 sheet, electronic copy)

5. Spring in the taiga. Road to Tawanga. (1 sheet, electronic copy)

6. Wind. (1 sheet, electronic copy)

7. Evening. (1 sheet, electronic copy)

8. Trees in the snow. (1 sheet, electronic copy)

9. Winter evening. View from the window. (1 sheet, electronic copy)

10. Moonlight. (1 sheet, electronic copy)

11. Mother at work. (1 sheet, electronic copy)

12. On a fishing trip. (1 sheet, electronic copy)

13. Autumn in the park. (1 sheet, electronic copy)

14. Pudino in 1935 View from my room. (1 sheet, electronic copy)

15. Sunny day. (1 sheet, electronic copy)

16. By the lake. (1 sheet, electronic copy)

17. Morning in a birch grove. (1 sheet, electronic copy)

18. Morning on the Ob. (1 sheet, electronic copy)

Names (1)

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Alekseev Ivan Frolovich

Definition:

Agronomist

Years of life: 1898-1976

Reproduction methods:

Born in 1898 in the village of Skiritsy, Luzhsky District, Leningrad Region; from peasants; higher education - in 1917. Graduated from the theological seminary, in 1924 - from the agricultural institute; no p. In 1929 he worked as an agronomist at the Belogorsk regional experimental station, then as a senior agronomist of the District Kolkhoz Union. Before his arrest, he worked in the Administration of collective livestock commodity farms of the Regional Agricultural Union. Lived in Krasnogvardeysk (now Gatchina), ul. 25 Oktyabrya, bldg. 78, apt. 6. Arrested on 01/08/1933. Held in the DPS until 07/12/1933. Sentenced by a troika of the PP OGPU in the LVO on 07/05/1933 under Art. 58-7 and 58-11 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR to exile to Zapsibkrai for 3 years. In exile - to the village of Pudino (Tomsk region), where he worked as a senior agronomist until 25.01.1936. At the end of the term of administrative exile, he left with his family for Smolensk, and then to Gorky region. During the Great Patriotic War, he worked as the chief agronomist of the Urensky district of the Gorky region. After the war, the family returned to the Leningrad region, settled in the village of Tolmachovo, Luzhsky district. He was fond of painting. He died in 1976.