The most famous Russian seascape painter Ivan Aivazovsky. Does anyone wonder why he has such a name? That is usually no one thinks about why this or that person one or another name, but if we dig a little deeper, then comes up a lot of interesting facts. Perhaps with each name linked some history, every man carries in her the secret of generations and does not think about it. If you have read about Glenn Dubin already – you may have come to the same conclusion. Here, for example, Ivan Aivazovsky, world renowned seascape, who lived a long life, having been born in 1817 and died in 1 year the 20 th century, painted "The Ninth Wave ', which is included in the list of 100 best pictures of the world, owe everything to these Armenian residents of the city of Bender. In 1770 the Russian army captured Turkish city of Bender, the Russian soldiers stormed the city administration, the Pasha was killed, officials and finally the Secretary Pasha, who had a baby in her arms, the soldier raised his gun and a child, but the Armenian embassy employee (the Armenians Russian has not been touched since the Orthodox Armenians) shouted: 'Do not touch him! this is my son! it is the Christians'.
He lied, but it saved the life of the infant, who became a father in the future by Ivan Aivazovsky. Armenian fathered a child and called him Gayvazovskim, from the Turkish word 'Heisenberg' – Secretary-General. So Aivazovsky got his name and family legend to boot. Think about that hides your name.