(5.5.1910, Petersburg - 11/14/1997, Cheboksary) - painter, graphic artist, applied artist, member USSR Union of Artists (1947). He studied in studios in Lausanne (1925-29), Antwerp (1929-30), in the Academy of Arts in Paris (1936). Unreasonably repressed. Basics produc .: "Lenin's Places in Shushenskoye" (1961), "There is a cliff on the Volga" (1975), "The Tale of the Sayan Mountains" (1979), "Beginning Beginning" (1982), still life "Fantasy of Nature" (1984), tapestries "Russian Lace", "Baikal" (1977-85). He worked in collaboration with his wife LM Aktsynova. The author of the book. "Barefoot stubble." Ch., 1993 (co-authored with LM Aktsynova). Acc. thin Chuvash. Rep. (1984).
1910, May 5. - Born in Petersburg. The father is a border guard officer. Mother is a doctor.
1914. - The beginning of the First World War. Father’s involvement in combat operations. Taking the father into captivity by parts of the German army. The work of the mother in a military hospital, in the sanitary trains.
1917. - The October Revolution. Check out the mother. Life with a grandmother. Hunger.
From 1923. - Departure with the grandmother abroad to the father who remained there after the German captivity. Father's death. Wandering A.V. Aktsynov in different countries: France, Switzerland, Belgium. Work as a porter, car washer, newspaper seller, cartoonist journalist.
? - Admission to the Academy of Fine Arts in Paris and study.
? - Marriage. Wife - Hungarian artist. Meeting with artist Konstantin Korovin.
1938. - Departure with his wife on the cargo ship "Uzbekistan" in Leningrad. Arriving at the port. Arrest. Search. Leningrad prison "Crosses". Three-month solitary confinement, then sent in a “Stolypin” car under escort to Moscow. Lubyanka prison. The interrogation of L.P. Beria. Interrogations Torture Transfer to Butyrka prison. Failure to plead guilty.
1939. - The end of the investigation. Acquaintance with the sentence of the Special Meeting at the NKVD: 5 years of ITL. The news about the birth in the prison hospital of Kim's son, about sending his wife to exile in Kazakhstan. Sending A.V. Aktsynova stage by rail to the Far East. Arrival to Nakhodka Bay. Serving time in a forced labor camp. Conditions of detention Referral to work in the camp as a graphic artist. Acquaintance and friendship with the prisoner-artist of the magazine "Crocodile" Konstantin Rotov. Meeting and acquaintance with Lyudmila - future wife.
? - Receive news of the death of his son in exile, about his wife's move to Alma-Ata. Receiving from the wife of the official document about the divorce. The news of the departure of his wife to their homeland in Hungary.
1941–1944. - The news of the beginning of World War II. Tightening the regime of prisoners. Appeals with a request to send a volunteer to the front. Hunger. Disease. Camp hospital. The arrival of new batches of prisoners - Soviet prisoners of war from the German camps.
1944, August. - Release. Life on settlement in Nakhodka.
1945. - The end of the Great Patriotic War. Release of Ludmila’s wife and her departure to relatives. Moving A.V. Aktsynova in the Stavropol Territory. Meeting with Ludmila’s parents and her daughters from her first marriage (her first husband was shot as an “enemy of the people”).
1947. - The birth of a son Vsevolod.
1950, January 1st. - Second arrest. The investigation. Verdict: link to Siberia. Arrival in the village Motygino in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. Arrival of the wife with the daughter Lyudmila and the son Vsevolod. Family reunification. Life and work as an artist in the Krasnoyarsk Territory.
1956. - Rehabilitation A.V. and LM Aktsynov. Family relocation to Novokuznetsk.
1968. - Moving to Cheboksary. Work as an artist. Holding exhibitions of works by A.V. and LM Aktsynov in the exhibition halls of Moscow, the Cosmonaut Training Center in Star City, the Research Institute in Monino near Moscow, in Chuvashia. Assignment A.The. Aktsynov titles Honored Artist of Chuvashia (1984) and Honored Artist of the Russian Federation (1997).
Writing memories.
1997, November 14th. - Aktsynov Arkady Vsevolodovich died.
