Dmitry Grigorovich

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Dmitry Vasilyevich Grigorovich (Russian: Дмитрий Васильевич Григорович) (March 19 (N.S. March 31), 1822, Simbirsk - December 22, 1899 (N.S. January 3, 1900), Petersburg) was a Russian writer.

Dmitry Grigorovich graduated from an engineering school and Imperial Academy of Arts in Petersburg (1836-1840). He was then employed at the Directorate of Imperial Theaters.

[edit] Selected works

Пахарь [1853]

  • Петербургские шарманщики (Petersburg Organ-Grinders, 1846)
  • Деревня (The Village, 1846)
  • Антон-Горемыка (Wretched Anton, 1847)
  • Капельмейстер Сусликов (1848)
  • Четыре времени года (1849)
  • Похождения Накатова (1849)
  • Мать и дочь (1851)
  • Смедовская долина (1852)
  • Пахарь (1853)
  • Свистулькин (1855)
  • Просёлочные дороги (The By-ways, 1852)
  • Школа гостеприимства (The School of Hospitality, 1855)
  • Рыбаки (The Fishermen, 1853)
  • Переселенцы (The Settlers, 1855-1856)
  • Корабль "Ретвизан" (The Retvizan, 1859-1863)
  • Два генерала (Two Generals, 1864)
  • Этрусская ваза (The Etruscan Vase, 1882)
  • Гуттаперчевый мальчик (1883)
  • Замшевые люди (The Chamois People, 1891)
  • Литературные воспоминания (Literary Reminiscences, 1892-93)
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