Portraits of Russian narodniki accused in the Trial of the Fifty (1877)
Photomontage containing the portraits of Russian narodniki accused in the Trial of the Fifty (1877), distributed at the time by the studio of Alfred & John Bool in London.
The upper part of the text says: 'Condemned, after two years of solitary confinement in prison, for social-revolutionary propaganda.' Underneath is a quotation of the Russian poet Nikolay Nekrasov: 'Your crown of thorns outshines the victor's crown.' In the surrounding chain, the punishments of the condemned: (1) Aleksandra Khorzhevskaya, 5 years forced labour; (2) Sof'ya Bardina, 9 years forced labour; (3) Ol'ga Lyubatovich, 9 years forced labour; (4) Vera Lyubatovich, 6 years forced labour; (5) Mar'ya Subbotina, exile to Siberia; (6) Anna Toporkova, 4 years house of correction; (7) Yekatrina Gamkrelidze, 6 weeks prison; (8) Yevgeniya Subbotina, exile to Siberia.
The upper part of the text says: 'Condemned, after two years of solitary confinement in prison, for social-revolutionary propaganda.' Underneath is a quotation of the Russian poet Nikolay Nekrasov: 'Your crown of thorns outshines the victor's crown.' In the surrounding chain, the punishments of the condemned: (1) Aleksandra Khorzhevskaya, 5 years forced labour; (2) Sof'ya Bardina, 9 years forced labour; (3) Ol'ga Lyubatovich, 9 years forced labour; (4) Vera Lyubatovich, 6 years forced labour; (5) Mar'ya Subbotina, exile to Siberia; (6) Anna Toporkova, 4 years house of correction; (7) Yekatrina Gamkrelidze, 6 weeks prison; (8) Yevgeniya Subbotina, exile to Siberia.
Call number:
BG A43/860