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Russian author Alexander Kuprin shooting, Gatchina, Russia, early 20th century. Artist: Karl Karlovich Bulla
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Russian author Alexander Kuprin shooting, Gatchina, Russia, early 20th century. Artist: Karl Karlovich Bulla
Russian author Alexander Kuprin shooting, Gatchina, Russia, early 20th century. Kuprin (1870-1938) was a short story writer described by Vladimir Nabokov as the Russian Kipling. He is probably best remembered for The Duel (1905). Found in the collection of the State Museum of History, Moscow
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Aiming Alexander Alexander Kuprin Alexander Vasilievich Kuprin Archive Photos Bulla Gatchina Karl Karlovich Karl Karlovich Bulla Kuprin Leningrad Rifle Rossiya Shooting Short Story Headgear
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This photograph captures Russian author Alexander Kuprin in a moment of intense focus as he takes aim with his rifle. Taken by renowned artist Karl Karlovich Bulla in Gatchina, Russia during the early 20th century, this image showcases Kuprin's multifaceted talents beyond writing. Kuprin, often compared to Rudyard Kipling by literary critic Vladimir Nabokov, was known for his exceptional short stories that delved into the complexities of human nature. However, this photograph reveals another side of him - a man who embraced adventure and sought inspiration from various pursuits. Standing amidst a picturesque garden setting, Kuprin exudes an air of determination and purpose. His headdress adds an intriguing touch to the composition, symbolizing both his occupation as a writer and his involvement in the world of warfare. As we gaze upon this monochrome portrait frozen in time, we are reminded not only of Kuprin's contribution to Russian literature but also his willingness to explore different realms. This image serves as a testament to his creativity and versatility as an artist. Now preserved within the collection of the State Museum of History in Moscow, this print allows us to glimpse into the life and persona of one of Russia's most celebrated authors. It is through such archival photos that we can truly appreciate the legacy left behind by individuals like Alexander Kuprin - forever immortalized through their work and captured moments like these.
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