Photo of Winston Churchill from the guard of honour, Yalta

Original photo taken during the stay of the delegation of the United Kingdom and the United States in Yalta in February 1945 the famous Soviet photographer by B. Caninum, whose pictures were included in the Golden Fund of Soviet photography. On original Passepartout era. Size with Mat 290*400 mm, size of the photos 190*290 mm. Very rare picture that are related directly to one of the most significant events of diplomacy during the Second World war. The guarantee of authenticity. Yalta (Crimean) conference of allied powers (4-11 February 1945) is the second multilateral meeting of the leaders of the three countries of anti-Hitler coalition — USSR, USA and great Britain during world war II, is dedicated to establishing the postwar world order. The conference was held in Livadia (White) Palace in the village of Livadia, 3 km from Yalta (Crimean Autonomous Republic, RSFSR, USSR) and became the last conference of the leaders of the anti-Hitler coalition "big three" types of cell age.

SHEYNIN, Boris G. (1915-1990) was born may 26, 1915. Graduated from Sevastopol factory school No. 8 in 1931. In absentia – the Dnepropetrovsk art College. In 1932 began work as an artist in the newspaper of the black sea fleet "Red torch". Then worked as an artist, photojournalist at the Sevastopol House of the red Army and Navy with them. P. Schmidt. In 1936 called up for military service in the red Navy. In 1937 he was transferred to the newly organized Central naval newspaper "Red Fleet" (Moscow), where he held further service as a photographer. The war was a photographer for the newspaper "Red Fleet" Sevastopol, Odessa, the Crimea, the Caucasus. In 1945 he was one of the photographers who photographed the Yalta conference of the heads of the three powers at Livadia Palace. Many of the images B. Scheinin become paradigmatic. It is widely recognized: his work during the defense and liberation of Sevastopol (this combination of periods of creativity in combat is unique), in the period of the Crimean conference of 1945, during the battle of Berlin is an integral part of the "Golden Fund" of Russian photography. In fact, he became a photo chronicler of an era in the life of Sevastopol and the black sea fleet from Renaissance fleet, its development in the prewar period until the restoration of the main naval base of the glorious City-Hero. After the war with 26 September 1947 9 February 1950 worked in photokhronika TASS own correspondent in the Crimean region. June 4, 1950 to January 16, 1952 photographer Management for the restoration of Sevastopol under the Council of Ministers of the RSFSR. From 1952 to 1970 – head of the photographic laboratory of the Sevastopol biological station, now the Institute of the southern seas. For the courage and professionalism of B. G. he was awarded many state awards: two orders of the red banner, order of Patriotic war I and II degrees, the order of the red Star, fifteen medals: "For military merit", "For defense of Sevastopol" "For defence of Odessa" "For defence of Caucasus" "For a capture of Berlin", "For capture of Vienna", etc. In 1964 he published his first book "poem of Sevastopol". In 1966 he published a second book "In the lens of war." Lived in Sevastopol at the address: Nakhimov Ave, 3, kV. 5, from 1964 to 1985 and is Buried in the Cemetery of the heroic defenders of Sevastopol (Derhachi district street the Street).