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Psalter

Creation period
1877
Place of сreation
Kaluga
Dimensions
9,8x6,3 cm
9,8х6,3 cm
Technique
Typographic printing, binding, embossing
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Miniature psalter with psalms in Church Slavonic. The book belonged to the writer’s father Pavel Yegorovich Chekhov (1825-1898).
Anton Pavlovich was born in Taganrog, a large industrial and commercial center of the Rostov region in the south of the Russian Empire. The Assumption Cathedral was considered the main temple of the city. It was here that Chekhov’s parents got married in 1854, and in 1860, in the metric book of the cathedral, a record of the baptism of Anton Pavlovich appeared, which states: ‘His parents, the Taganrog’s 3rd guild merchant Pavel Georgievich Chekhov and his legal wife Yevgenia Yakovlevna, both Orthodox’. The literal text of the metric record is presented on the stand.

Pavel Yegorovich Chekhov had many talents: he could play the violin, draw and sang. Pavel Yegorovich’s business can hardly be called prosperous, but he did not spare funds for his children’s education, teaching them useful work and the development of natural inclinations. In the evenings, readings and family theatrical performances were held in the Chekhovs' house. Antosha stood out especially, amusing his loved ones with his masterful reincarnation in an official or in a beggar or in a dentist.
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The last photo of the stand shows the church in the name of Constantine and Helena. It was within the walls of the Greek parish school at this church that the education of seven-year-old Anton began. In the preparatory class of this school, Chekhov studied for a year. From 1867 to 1875, the future writer with his brothers Alexander and Nikolai were members of the church choir created by their father. The choir sang at services in the Mitrofanievskaya church, where the elder was Anton Pavlovich’s uncle, his father’s brother, Mitrofan Yegorovich, and within the walls of the Alexander Nevsky Jerusalem Greek monastery. The photo of the monastery is shown in the lower row of the stand.

In the penultimate row of photographs on the stand, there is a photograph of the archpriest and spiritual writer Vasily Anastasievich Bandakov. Chekhov listened to the sermons of this priest from childhood, and much later wrote about him: “He died in 84, leaving behind the memory of a kind, loving and generous person.”
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Psalter

Creation period
1877
Place of сreation
Kaluga
Dimensions
9,8x6,3 cm
9,8х6,3 cm
Technique
Typographic printing, binding, embossing
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