(1823, Ostrogozhsk, Voronezh province — after 1889, the village of vypolzovo Pereslavl-Zalessky district of the Vladimir province), portrait photographer, artist. From a merchant family. At the end of the 1840s met with I. N. Kramskoy, who became his friend. In 1856 he participated as a photographer in the expedition of N. And. In the Voronezh Vtorov the edge; the result of this work was the "Album of styles and costumes of the Voronezh region". In 1857, invited to St. Petersburg in the photographic division of the General staff, he entered the Academy of arts at the Academy of fine arts (graduated in 1858 the title of class artist). In 1860, one of the founders of the Studio "Photography and painting of the academician Shchetinin, artists and tulinova Berestova". In 1861 he moved to Moscow, bought at the Kuznetsk bridge (butcher part, 1st district, house of the Tver Bishop's farmstead, 15) the photographic Studio of S. Semolina. Salon tulinova visited M. E. Saltykov-Shchedrin, N.. Nekrasov, A. N. Ostrovskiy. Tulinov carried out orders and instructions of the Cooperative of independent artists (photoreproduction paintings, distribution subscribe to "Art autograph" in 1869-70), in turn, the members of the cooperative were performed returnee work on photos for tulinova. On the instructions of the Society of acclimatization of animals were involved in the shooting of animals of the Moscow Zoo (album "views of the Zoological garden in Moscow"). Opened on the territory of the Zoo is his second photographic institution (1865-72). In 1871-73 he worked together with A. P. Shamansim, after whose death, early in 1874, moved his establishment in the Butcher part (3rd quarter, home of the Vyatka monastery, against the house of Chertkov, 10). In 1877 he sold his photographic institution I. S. Himeru. Tulinov — participant and winner of the Moscow manufacture (1865) and Polytechnic (1872), Paris world (1867) exhibitions. A member of the Moscow society of art lovers, the society for the dissemination of technical knowledge.
I. A. Semakova.
