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Fyodor Alexandrovich Kumanin
Kumanin
also: Ф. А. Куманин, F. A. Kumanin
Fyodor Alexandrovich Kumanin (1855-1896), editor of the Moscow literary-artistic journal Artist, founded in 1889; addressee of this letter, in which he had evidently asked Chekhov for permission to reprint one of his one-act plays in the new journal.
Reading notes
- To F. A. Kumanin, 8 January 1890. Petersburg. §3 Dearest Fyodor Alexandrovich
Fyodor Alexandrovich Kumanin, editor-publisher of the Moscow journal \emph{Artist}; addressee of this letter.
- To K. S. Barantsevich, 9 February 1890. Moscow. §5 Kumanin said that your play will be published
Fyodor Alexandrovich Kumanin (1855-1896), editor of the Moscow literary-theatrical journal \emph{Artist}, first named in the corpus at; here evidently the person who has confirmed to Chekhov, on Barantsevich's behalf, that Barantsevich's play will see print -- the letter itself gives no further detail on which journal or when.
- To F. A. Kumanin, 10 December 1890. Moscow. §2 Hello, dear Fyodor Alexandrovich
Fyodor Alexandrovich Kumanin, editor of the Moscow literary-artistic journal \emph{Artist}; addressee of this letter, written immediately after Chekhov's return from Sakhalin.
- To F. A. Kumanin, 10 December 1890. Moscow. §9 To Fyodor Alexandrovich Kumanin,
The envelope's back-address block, giving Kumanin's name and the journal's Moscow office address (Kudrinskaya Sadovaya, Bartels's house) for local ("Здесь"/"Here") delivery within the city.
- To F. A. Kumanin, December 1890. Moscow. §3 Fyodor Alexandrovich
Fyodor Alexandrovich Kumanin (1855-1896), editor of the Moscow literary-artistic journal \emph{Artist}; the addressee, whom Chekhov thanks for a copy of the journal and proposes should visit him rather than the reverse, since illness is keeping Chekhov housebound.