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ЛОТ 478:
A. I. Svirsky, V cherte (In The Pale of Settlement) Stories about Jewish life, 1914, In Russian.
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Стартовая цена:
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100
Комиссия аукционного дома: 20%
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НДС: 17%
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A. I. Svirsky, V cherte (In The Pale of Settlement) Stories about Jewish life, 1914, In Russian.
A. I. Svirsky, In The Pale of Settlement. Stories about Jewish life, . 2nd ed. St. Petersburg: book publishing house M. V. Popov (owner M. A. Yasny), [1914]. 192 pp.
Art Nouveau soft lithographed cover, signed by the artist in the plate: A.A. Size of book: 23 x 16 cm.
Condition: ex-owner inscription on title page and ex-library stamps; cover worn, rubbed, stained, started getting loose, some tears ;spine is missing;
foxing and damping stains throughout the book.
Weight: 310 gr.
А. И. Свирский, В черте : рассказы / А. И. Свирский. — 2-е изд. — Санкт-Петербург : кн-во б. М. В. Попова (вл. М. А. Ясный), [1914]. 192 с.
Мягкая литографированная обложка в стиле модерн.
The Pale of Settlement was a western region of the Russian Empire with varying borders that existed from 1791 to 1917 (de facto until 1915) in which permanent residency by Jews was allowed and beyond which Jewish residency, permanent or temporary, [1] was mostly forbidden. Most Jews were still excluded from residency in a number of cities within the Pale as well. A few Jews were allowed to live outside the area, including those with university education, the ennobled, members of the most affluent of the merchant guilds and particular artisans, some military personnel and some services associated with them, including their families, and sometimes their servants. The archaic English term pale is derived from the Latin word palus, a stake, extended to mean the area enclosed by a fence or boundary
Alexey Ivanovich Svirsky (September 26 [October 8] 1865, St. Petersburg (according to other sources Zhitomir), Russian Empire - December 6, 1942, Moscow, USSR) [1] - Russian fiction writer. Born into a poor Jewish family (his father was a roofer at a tobacco factory, his mother was a servant). From the age of 12, Svirsky traveled throughout Russia, was in Persia and Turkey, and was in prisons, rooming houses and brothels. He worked as a port loader, a harness driver in Donetsk mines, as a laborer on the towers of Baku, in the vineyards and tobacco plantations of the Caucasus and Bessarabia. At the age of 17, under the influence of his sister, who married a Russian and lived in Moscow, Svirsky converted to Orthodoxy and the name Alexey Ivanovich.
Svirsky’s first poem, dedicated to the memory of A. Koltsov, was published in 1892 in the newspaper Rostov N/D Izvestia. From then on, Svirsky began to regularly write essays “from tramp life.” The first books - “Rostov Slums”, “Through Prisons and Dens”, “Dead People” - were published in 1893, 1895, 1898, receiving the approval of the critic Skabichevsky. Svirsky wrote about 20 books - stories, essays, novellas and plays.
After the October Revolution he joined the Bolshevik Party. During the Civil War he was in the Red Army, and from 1921 he took part in the work of the All-Russian Writers Union. In 1922 he moved to Moscow. In 1927 he took part in the collective novel “Big Fires”, published in the magazine “Ogonyok”.
From 1928 to 1940, he worked on the autobiographical book “The Story of My Life” (1929-40), a story in five parts, which, among other things, raises the problem of anti-Semitism.
Died in 1942. Buried at Vvedensky Cemetery
Themes of Svirsky's works: the life of the urban "bottom", the craft proletariat, the Jewish poor, factory workers, miners, ordinary people, the intelligentsia and others. A special place in Svirsky’s work is occupied by the depiction of children and teenagers on the outskirts of the city. Svirsky depicts bright and colorful pictures of the life of semi-poor and completely destitute children, forced from an early age in a fierce struggle to get a piece of bread (“Children of the Street”, “First Exit”, “The Thief” and the story “Ryzhik” published in 1901 - the most popular works by Svirsky about children).
The autobiographical story “The Story of My Life” depicts the author’s difficult childhood, his wandering, hungry life, the brutal struggle for existence and the “gradual awareness of the depravity of the existing social system.”
Svirsky stood at the origins of children's proletarian literature; he continued the development of the theme of the “little man”
Aлексей Иванович Свирский (26 сентября [8 октября] 1865, Санкт-Петербург (по другим данным Житомир), Российская империя— 6 декабря 1942, Москва, СССР)[1] — русский писатель-беллетрист. Родился в бедной еврейской семье (отец был кровельщиком на табачной фабрике, мать прислугой). С 12 лет Свирский путешествовал по всей России, был в Персии и Турции, бывал в тюрьмах, ночлежных домах и притонах. Работал портовым грузчиком, упряжным в донецких шахтах, чернорабочим на вышках Баку, на виноградниках и табачных плантациях Кавказа и Бессарабии. В 17 лет под влиянием сестры, вышедшей замуж за русского и проживавшей в Москве, Свирский принял православие и имя Алексей Иванович.
Первое стихотворение Свирского, посвящённое памяти А. Кольцова, было напечатано в 1892 году в газете «Ростовские н/Д известия». С этих пор Свирский начал регулярно писать очерки «из босяцкой жизни». Первые книги — «Ростовские трущобы», «По тюрьмам и вертепам», «Погибшие люди» — вышли в 1893, 1895, 1898, получив одобрение критика Скабичевского. Свирским написано около 20 книг — рассказов, очерков, повестей и пьес.
После Октябрьской революции вступил в партию большевиков. В период гражданской войны был в Красной армии, с 1921 года принимал участие в работе Всероссийского союза писателей. В 1922 переехал в Москву. В 1927 принял участие в коллективном романе «Большие пожары», публиковавшемся в журнале «Огонёк».
С 1928 по 1940 год работал над автобиографической книгой «История моей жизни» (1929-40), повестью в пяти частях где, в том числе, поднимается проблема антисемитизма.
Умер в 1942 году. Похоронен на Введенском кладбище
Темы произведений Свирского: жизнь городского «дна», ремесленного пролетариата, еврейской бедноты, фабричных рабочих, шахтеров, обывателей, интеллигенции и другие. Особое место в творчестве Свирского занимает изображение детей и подростков городской окраины. Свирский изображает яркие и красочные картины жизни полунищей и совершенно нищей детворы, вынужденной с ранних лет в ожесточённой борьбе добывать себе кусок хлеба («Дети улицы», «Первый выход», «Вор» и опубликованная в 1901 г. повесть «Рыжик» — наиболее популярные произведения Свирского о детях).
Автобиографическая повесть «История моей жизни» рисует тяжёлое детство автора, его скитальческую голодную жизнь, жестокую борьбу за существование и «постепенное осознание порочности существовавшего общественного строя».
Свирский стоял у истоков детской пролетарской литературы, он продолжил развитие темы «маленького человека»
