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Русский: Борис Зайцев. Фотография Петра Шумова

English: Boris Zaitsev. Photo by Pierre Choumoff

Date

1920-е годы (?)

Source

Русский парижанин: Фотографии Петра Шумова. М.: Русский путь, 2000

Author



Alternative names	Pyotr Ivanovich Choumoff; Pyotr Choumoff
Description	Russian-French photographer
Date of birth/death	26 March 1872	25 June 1936
Location of birth/death	Hrodna	Łódź
Work period	1911-1933
Work location	Paris Emigrated to Paris Learned about photography with Jan Strożecki Operated a Studio in the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Jacques, Paris from 1911 untill 1933. In 1933 he transfered his prints to his appartment on the nearby Rue Fustel de Coulanges, the rest of his photographs sold to Rapp agency, which later sold it to Roger-Viollet. Last portraitist of Auguste Rodin (1840–1917) with an overall contribution of 295 photos of the artist and his work. First photographer for the museum devoted to the sculptor. Returned to Lodz in 1935
Authority file	: Q18043615 VIAF: 71660711 ISNI: 0000000116693970 LCCN: nr00030026 MusicBrainz: db957d61-18c7-4d45-8c5d-2e5065474b92 Open Library: OL1625963A WorldCat

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