you are watching the podcast precious history, me and its host ekaterina varkan.oday our guest is the people's artist of the republic, sergei petrovich nikonenko, but in addition to the fact that our favorite actor is wonderful, he is also a great admirer of sergei alexandrovich yeseninan, he has put great effort into preserving his memory, and i know sergei petrovich, you are a lot once we were in constantinople, and i was too, and i remember how i little girl. i was there, i came for the first time, my parents brought me, all the girls love yesenin, so i come out to this shore , it’s beautiful, i see it, i understand why he wrote such poems, only there it was possible, strictly speaking, to write such poems, this one here air, this is how hands are made, a very beautiful, magnificent place, you know, i first came to konstantinovo during the filming of a film about yesenin, and when we arrived, i went for a walk, went outside... the church, and there it just began , a boy about 10-11 years old rises up to meet me with a broken face in blood, simply, right there i

with you today is ekaterina varkan, the author of books on this topic, and i, the director of the all-russian museum of alexander sergeevitch pushkin, sergei nekrasov. we have great joy, unlost rings, two unlost rings , which are again stored in the collections of your museum, and one of them, of absolutely extraordinary beauty with an emerald, this ring, therefore, is imprinted. in the portrait of tropinin from the year twenty-seven, there are two rings on his right hand, on the thumb of his right hand, this is exactly the ring with the emerald that we just saw, the second ring, as contemporaries, so to speak, contemporaries recognized in it the vorontsov ring, lost, but then we will talk about it separately, but the ring with an emerald, if i may say two more words, a ring with an emerald, it... really was one of pushkin’s favorite objects and it went to vladimir ivanovich dahl, this ring , he said, was pushkin’s, he already wrote about this at the end of 1837, that when he looked at it, sparks ran from his heels to his head, and i want, dahl wrote, to get down to something decent that is,

our guests today are people's artist sergei petrovich nikonenko and i am presenter ekaterina varkan. official wife of sergei alexandrovich. she tells this story. well, not their acquaintances, but their so to speak, some kind of developing relationship, this story, as far as i understand , she handed over to the literary museum, along with a certain thing that we will now talk about, she says that in june of the twenty-fifth year they walked with yesenin around moscow, who forgot, then in moscow there were a lot of wandering musicians, puppeteers, organ grinders, fortune tellers, well, sofya andreevna says that some... fortune teller came up to them, a parrot for uh yesenin pulled out of hats ring bronze small ring and that means this ring was given to sergei alexandrovich and it’s like such a sign that two young people are walking , that means a man pulls out a parrot ring, we have this ring in the photo and that’s it she told everyone about this, when she was already passing this ring on in the literature about this, as you just called sharmanka, i remembered this poem, yes, yes, y

with you today is ekaterina varkan, the author of books on this topic.ich are again stored in the funds. your museum and one of them of absolutely extraordinary beauty with an emerald, uh, this ring, then , is depicted in the portrait of tropinin , aged twenty-seven, here are two rings, on his right hand, on the thumb of his right hand, this is just a ring with an emerald , which we just saw, the second ring, as contemporaries, so to speak, contemporaries recognized in it the vorontsov ring, lost, but then... we’ll talk about it separately, but the ring with the emerald , if i may, i want to say two more words, the ring with the emerald, it really was one of pushkin’s favorite objects, and it went to vladimir ivanovich dahl, this the ring, he said, is pushkin's, he already wrote about this at the end of 1837, that when he looks at it, sparks run from his heels to his head and he wants, dahl wrote, to get down to something decent, that is, this is pushkin's ring, it did good, encouraged doing good deeds, which dahl wrote very well about, well, in general

i am its host ekaterina varkan. people's artist sergei petrovich nikanenko supports me today.nue our conversation about the ring, here is ledia alekseevna. we are all sitting, drinking tea on the balcony, so she says, can you imagine, a few years ago, well , when this museum of anna snegina was already being organized, news suddenly appeared that not far from konstantinov there was, so say, this is the ring, i brought this ring second cousin, maria konotopova, yesenin’s second cousin, and said that in the twenty-fourth year yesenin came to... went for a walk in the klepik, introduced himself, so to speak, in full glory and passed by the village of kobylinko, where maria lived, it turned out that maria was getting married, he didn’t have a gift, and he gave her this ring as a gift, he didn’t know how to be generous, but on the other hand, he could get rid of it, because it’s impossible to wear, impossible to show, you know, but with the royal right hand, yes, uh, we did photograph of this ring, that is, this is practically the first photograph, amateur, not very good quality, b

yesenin, our guest today is people's artist sergei petrovich nikanenko, and i am the presenter ekaterina varkanthe next page of our story, just sofya andreevna - this is the last wife, official, of the relationship, this story, as far as i understand, she handed over to the literary museum, along with a certain thing that we will now talk about, she says that in june of twenty-five they walked with yesenin around moscow, who forgot, then in moscow there were a lot of wandering musicians, puppeteers, organ grinders, well, sofya andreevna says that some fortune teller came up to them, a parrot pulled a ring out of yesenin’s hat, a small bronze ring , and that means this ring was given to sergei alexandrovich, and this is like a sign of two young people walking, this means that a parrot pulls out a ring for a man, we have photographs of this ring, and that’s what she’s all about. she said when she was already transmitting this ring is going to the literary museum, in my opinion, yesenin also wrote poems about this, as you just called sharmanka, i remembered this poem, yes, yes, yes, and on septemb

conversation , our guest today is people's artist petrovich nikanenko and i am the presenter ekaterina varkangei alexandrov, she tells the following story, well, not their acquaintance, but their so to speak, some kind of developing relationship, this story, as far as i understand, she transferred to the literary museum, along with some... else, which we are now let's tell you, she says that in june of twenty-five she walked with yesenin around moscow, who has forgotten, then there were a lot of wandering musicians in moscow, puppeteers, organ grinders, fortune tellers, well, sofya andreevna says that some the fortune teller came up to them, a parrot for uh, yesenin pulled out a ring from his hat, a bronze, small ring, and uh, that means this ring was given to sergei alexandrovich, and it’s like this is a sign of two young people walking, for a man, it means a parrot pulls out ring, we have photographs of this ring, and she told everyone about this when she was already donating this ring to the literary museum, i think he also wrote poems about it, as you just called sharmanka, i remembered t

with you today ekaterina varkan, the author of books on this topic, and i, the director of the all-russiand, uh, this ring, then, is depicted in the portrait of tropinin, 1927, there are two rings on his right hand, on the thumb of his right hand, this is exactly the ring with the emerald that we just saw, the second ring, as contemporaries... so to speak, contemporaries recognized vorontsova’s lost ring in it, but then we will talk about it separately, but the ring with the emerald, if i may, i want to say two more words, ring...

we and its hosts are the director of the all-russian pushkin museum sergei mikhailovich and ekaterina varkangs, rings and so on, but most importantly, they are connected with the heroes of our culture, with our great writers, poets and people from their environment, today our podcast is dedicated to pushkin, and i would like to to share doubts with sergei mikhailovich, but in general, does everyone really... understand exactly who pushkin is, and it seems to me that in the course of our conversation today, we will try to somehow talk about this, yes, at least we will talk about him, as about a living person, in any case, i know that in mikhaelovsky in trigorskoye, they pray for him as if he were alive, pushkin was very fond of jewelry, well , we don’t know where he got such a passion from, maybe it’s from his ancestors , we know that he had african blood, in africa there s... witchcraft, expression there, and communication with deities, maybe from there, well , he had russian ancestors, and russians were very fond of jewelry, alexander, dumootots, when he traveled around russia, left such im

you are watching the precious stories podcast, i am its host, ekaterina varkan, i am supported todayesting things that accompanied his life, we continue our conversation about the ring and now... lady alekseevna , we’re all sitting, drinking tea on the balcony, so she’s saying, can you imagine, a few years ago, well, when this museum of ana snegina was already being organized , news suddenly appeared that not far from konstantinov there was, so say, this ring, this ring was brought by my second cousin, maria konotopova, yesenin’s second cousin, and said that in the twenty -fourth year yesenin came to konstantinovo , went for a walk in the klepika, introduced himself, so to speak, in full glory, and passed by the village of kobylenka , where maria lived, it turned out that maria was getting married, he had no gift, and he gave her this ring as a gift, his generosity knew no bounds, yes, but on the other hand he could get rid of it, because it was impossible to wear, impossible to show, you know, yes, from the royal right hand. yes, we took a photograph of this ring, that is, this is p

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you are watching the podcast precious stories, me, its host ekaterina varkan, and today our guest is lot of effort into preserving his memory, and i know sergei petrovich that you were in konstantinov many times and i was too, i remember how i was there as a little girl, i came for the first time, my parents brought me, all the girls love yesenin, so i come out to this beautiful shore, i see aku, i understand why he wrote such poems, only there it was possible, in fact... i came to konstantinovo during the filming of a film about yesenin and when we arrived i went out for a walk and went outside the church and it’s just starting to rise towards me a boy of 10-11 years old with a broken face bleeding, simply right there in front of my eyes i remember the meeting with my frightened mother, i muttered through a bloody mouth, nothing, i tripped over a stone, so tomorrow everything will heal, i asked him, boy, what are you doing, where did you hit yourself, so he says, yes, on a bicycle he decided to slide down this steep slope, but it ’s simply impossible, it’s so cool there, this steep

you are watching the podcast precious history, i am its host ekaterina varkan and today our guest is