Tatyana's Inquisitive Gaze
Title
Tatyana's Inquisitive Gaze
Subject
Eugene Onegin: "Reading Fashion"
Description
Tatyana's introduction in Eugene Onegin, presented as more poised than her sister, Olga.
Creator
Elizabeth LaFave
Source
Text: Alexander Pushkin; Eugene Onegin
Image: Middleton Album, Hillwood Estate, Museum and Garden
Image: Middleton Album, Hillwood Estate, Museum and Garden
Publisher
Text: Oxford's World Classics
Text
«Итак, она звалась Татьяной.
Ни красотой сестры своей,
Ни свежестью её румяной
Не привлекла б она очей.
Дика, печальна, молчалива,
Как лань лесная боязлива,
Она в семье своей родной
Казалась девочкой чужой» (2, XXV, 47).
“So she was called Tatyana, reader.
She lacked that fresh and rosy tone
That made her sister’s beauty sweeter
And drew all eyes to her alone.
A wild creature, sad and pensive,
Shy as a doe and apprehensive,
Tatyana seemed among her kin
A stranger who had wandered in” (Chapter 2, Stanza 25, Page 47).
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- Date Added
- August 21, 2017
- Collection
- "Reading" Fashion in A. Pushkin's Eugene Onegin: Word as Image in 1820s Imperial Russia
- Item Type
- Text
- Tags
- Tatyana
- Citation
- Elizabeth LaFave, “Tatyana's Inquisitive Gaze,” Collections @ ECU, accessed December 22, 2024, http://collections.ecu.edu/items/show/579.