PPT-Anton Chekhov

안톤 체홉 18601904 Russian playwright Fouract realistic plays The Cherry Orchard 1904 벚꽃 동산 Three Sisters 세자매 Uncle Vanya 반야삼촌. An expensive 64258u64256y fan trembles in her tightly closed 64257ngers a pincenez keeps dropping o her pretty little nose the brooch heaves and falls on her bosom like a boat on the ocean She is greatly agitated On the seat opposite sits the Provin Reception (1886 and 1898). Stanislavsky's Direction. And rehearsal process. Anton Chekhov. Stanislavski *. Olga . Knipper. *. Reception (. 1886 . and 1898). 1886. The play premieres at the Imperial . The Boor.....................................................................................................................................................................1Anton Chekhov............. Anton . Pavlovich. Chekhov. January 29, 1860-July 15, 1904. Chekhov and the Short Story. Reinvented the short story. opened up areas of life not yet explored by Russian literature. Tolstoy compared him to the Impressionists. The Cherry Orchard. and the Family. “A situation is always comic if it participates simultaneously in two series of events which are absolutely independent of each other, and if it can be interpreted in two quite different meanings.” . Anton Chekov (1860 - 1904) Anton Pavlovich Chekhov is among the major short - story writers and dramatists of modern times. During the last half of the 19th century the old order in Russia was crumb Anton . Pavlovich. Chekhov. January 29, 1860-July 15, 1904. Chekhov and the Short Story. Reinvented the short story. opened up areas of life not yet explored by Russian literature. Tolstoy compared him to the Impressionists. Anton Chekhov. By: . Linda Bashinskaya. Pamela Whitcomb. Anton Chekhov. Anton Pavlovich Chekhov was a famous play writer born in Taganrog, Russia on January 29, 1860. Chekhov attended a school for Greek boys before his father moved their family to Moscow due to bankruptcy. After grammar school, Chekhov enrolled into Medical school and later became a doctor. His experience in this field explains a lot of the tragic characters in his plays. While attending medical school, Chekhov wrote and publish comic stories which he used to support his family, in little time his gained him wide fame. He regularly contributed to St. Petersburg papers and even wrote 2 full novels. His novel, “The Shooting Party” even got translated into English. In 1888 Chekhov was awarded with the Pushkin Prize. The failure of “The Wood Demon” was a drawback for . Birth house of Anton Chekhov. Anton Chekhov’s Childhood. Anton Chekhov was born on 29 January 1860, the third of six surviving children, in Taganrog, a port on the Sea of Azov in southern Russia where his father, Pavel Yegorovich Chekhov, the son of a former serf, ran a grocery store. . Student”. Anton . Pavlovich. Chekhov. January 29, 1860-July 15, 1904. Reinvented the short . story:. Opened . up areas of life not yet explored by Russian literature. Tolstoy . compared him to the Impressionists. Produced by Anas Maamoun. The Author. Anton . Checkov. : (1860-1904) . A Russian . author who lived between 1860 and 1904. Best known for his short stories and plays, Anton Chekhov also worked as a physician. His job as a doctor did not pay very well, so Chekhov did a lot of different things for money, including writing.. Misery THE twilight of evening. Big flakes of wet snow are whirling lazily about the street lamps, which have just been lighted, and lying in a thin soft layer on roofs, horses' backs, shoulders, ca Summary. Mrs. Popov is a young widow who has been mourning inside her house for seven months for her dead husband. Her old servant Luka tries his best to convince her to move outside, see other men and enjoy her life. According to him, she is young enough to enjoy her life ahead. But Mrs. Popov wants to be faithful towards her dead husband. A man named Smirnov comes there to meet her. He demands his twelve hundred . By: . Linda Bashinskaya. Pamela Whitcomb. Anton Chekhov. Anton Pavlovich Chekhov was a famous play writer born in Taganrog, Russia on January 29, 1860. Chekhov attended a school for Greek boys before his father moved their family to Moscow due to bankruptcy. After grammar school, Chekhov enrolled into Medical school and later became a doctor. His experience in this field explains a lot of the tragic characters in his plays. While attending medical school, Chekhov wrote and publish comic stories which he used to support his family, in little time his gained him wide fame. He regularly contributed to St. Petersburg papers and even wrote 2 full novels. His novel, “The Shooting Party” even got translated into English. In 1888 Chekhov was awarded with the Pushkin Prize. The failure of “The Wood Demon” was a drawback for .