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The Rooks Have Come Back

The Rooks

also: Грачи прилетели, The Rooks Have Returned

Alexei Savrasov's celebrated 1871 landscape painting of returning rooks nesting in birches beside a thawing Russian village, one of the most famous works of the Peredvizhniki movement; the picture Chekhov specifically wants, refusing to settle for any other Savrasov.

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Mentioned in 18 works (23 mentions)

The Nightingale's Benefit Stories · 2 mentions
The Rook Stories · 1 mention
A Little Joke Stories · 1 mention
To I. K. Kondratyev, 21 October 1887. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
Too Early! Stories · 2 mentions
Happiness Stories · 1 mention
The Princess Stories · 1 mention
To A. S. Kiselev, 15 February 1888. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
Ivan Leontyevich Leontyev (Shcheglov), February 28, 1888. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
The Steppe: The Story of a Journey Stories · 2 mentions
To A. S. Suvorin, 5 March 1891. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
To A. I. Urusov, 4 March 1891. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
Fear Stories · 1 mention
The Teacher of Literature Stories · 3 mentions
Мужики Stories · 1 mention
From the Notebook of Ivan Ivanych (Thoughts and Notes) Stories · 1 mention
In the Ravine Stories · 1 mention
The Bishop Stories · 1 mention

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