Oleksandr Oleksandrovych Lindfors in Mongolia, 1963
Oleksandr Oleksandrovych Lindfors (1917–1994, second from left) with companions in a yurt. Mongolia, 1963. A member of the Lindfors family into which Sofiia Rusova was born. From the archive of the Sofiia Rusova Charitable Foundation.
Medium:PhotographyGenre:Documentary PhotographyStyle:RealismPlace: MongoliaOriginal: All rights reservedReference to: Original
Family by a house with bicycles and horsesFamily and guests by a wooden house: bicycles, a horse and cart, children on the porch. From the Lindfors–Rusov family archive. From the archive of the Sofiia Rusova Charitable Foundation.
Family on the porch of a houseA large family sits on porch steps with carved railings. From the Lindfors–Rusov family archive, early 20th century. The people are not identified. From the archive of the Sofiia Rusova Charitable Foundation.
Family photo under a portraitWomen and children of the family sit below a large portrait of a bearded man. From the Lindfors–Rusov family archive, late 19th century. The people are not identified. From the archive of the Sofiia Rusova Charitable Foundation.
Nina Oleksandrivna Lindfors as a childLittle Nina Oleksandrivna Lindfors in a light dress and a wide hat. The Lindfors family, into which Sofiia Rusova was born. Early 20th century. From the archive of the Sofiia Rusova Charitable Foundation.
Group photo with Olha LindforsLarge group photo in a garden: women in white dresses seated in front, men standing behind. Among them is Olha Lindfors of Sofiia Rusova's family. Early 20th century. From the archive of the Sofiia Rusova Charitable Foundation.
Old wooden house with a balconyA wooden house with an attic floor and a balcony in a garden. From the Lindfors–Rusov family archive; probably one of the family estates. From the archive of the Sofiia Rusova Charitable Foundation.
Mykola and Borys Kaminer in uniformTwo young men in greatcoats and caps — Mykola and Borys, sons of Olha Oleksandrivna (née Lindfors) and Borys Kaminer. Probably during the First World War. From the archive of the Sofiia Rusova Charitable Foundation.
Kateryna Oleksandrivna LindforsStudio portrait of Kateryna Oleksandrivna Lindfors (1876–1947), of the Lindfors family into which Sofiia Rusova was born. Time and place unknown. From the archive of the Sofiia Rusova Charitable Foundation.
Group photo from Sofiia Rusova's circleGroup photo of men and women in a garden by an ivy-covered wall. Kept in the historical photo album of the Sofiia Rusova Charitable Foundation. Event, date and people are not established.
Sofiia Rusova in a wicker chairSofiia Rusova sits in a wicker chair next to a house with shutters. Photo from the archive of the Sofiia Rusova Charitable Foundation. Date and place are not established; probably the Prague period (1920s–1930s).
Sofiia Rusova, 1934Sofiia Rusova in 1934, during her Prague years. From 1923 she lived in Prague, taught pedagogy at the Drahomanov Institute and headed the National Council of Ukrainian Women. Source: Wikimedia Commons.