Institutes. The secrets of the life of pupils. Lukhmanova N.A.

Nadezhda Aleksandrovna Lukhmanova (nee Baikova, 1844-1907) was born in a noble family and received a magnificent education at the Pavlovsk Institute of Noble Device.

In St. Petersburg, Nadezhda met a young graduate of the Institute of Railways, her son rich Tyumen merchant. After the wedding, the young departed to their husband’s homeland, in Tyumen. Later, in his “Essays from Life in Siberia” (1895), the writer will call this city “deaf places”. The young writer tried to fit into the life of the Tyumen merchants, carefully watched the surrounding life, absorbed her beauty and sensations. She expressed all this in her works dedicated to Siberia (the novels “Perevli” and “In Deaf places” were published in 1895, the original comedy “Siberian Rigoletto” - in 1900).

since 1890 The writer began cooperation in Pravda, “St. Petersburg life” and other publications, then wrote theatrical reviews in the “News”, collaborated in “New Time”. The leitmotif of the whole life and work of the writer was the “female question.”

the writer published her main works in adulthood, among them a novel of the institute’s life, which is called “Girls”.

During her life, Nadezhda Alexandrovna wrote about thirty books. Her almost for a whole century is an unfairly forgotten literary heritage is impressive with an abundance and genre diversity: novels, novels, stories, essays, original and translated plays.