Daniil Borisovich Daran

March 4, 1894 (age 70)

Voronezh, Russian Federation

Exhibitor of Russian and foreign exhibitions since 1917. Since 1921, he lived and worked in Moscow. He was an employee in newspapers and magazines ("Gudok", "Lapot", "Bednota", "Krokodil"), illustrated and designed books for Goslitizdat, publishing house "The Soviet writer", including the trilogy of H. G. Garin-Mikhailovsky "Tyoma’s Childhood", "Gymnasysts", "Students" (1936), "Thaw" by I. G. Ehrenburg (1956), "Collection of stories from the Civil War" by Artem Veselogo (1957). He taught at Mosenergo's "Krasny Luch" studio (1923, 1950-1955). In the works of the easel graphics, the subjects connected with the themes of ballet, circus, sport, the nature of the Moscow region.

Daniil Borisovich Daran

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also known as Reikhman

watercolorist, draftsman, aquaforrtist

Background

Daniil Daran was born on March 4, 1894, in Voronezh.

Education

He graduated from the Bogoliubov Drawing School in Saratov His teacher was P.S. Utkin.

Career

Exhibitor of Russian and foreign exhibitions since 1917. Since 1921, he lived and worked in Moscow. He was an employee in newspapers and magazines ("Gudok", "Lapot", "Bednota", "Krokodil"), illustrated and designed books for Goslitizdat, publishing house "The Soviet writer", including the trilogy of H. G. Garin-Mikhailovsky "Tyoma’s Childhood", "Gymnasysts", "Students" (1936), "Thaw" by I. G. Ehrenburg (1956), "Collection of stories from the Civil War" by Artem Veselogo (1957).

He taught at Mosenergo's "Krasny Luch" studio (1923, 1950-1955). In the works of the easel graphics, the subjects connected with the themes of ballet, circus, sport, the nature of the Moscow region.

Achievements

Presented at the State Tretyakov Gallery, the State Museum of Fine Arts named after A.S. Pushkin, the State Russian Museum.

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