The death of Bryusov is biography

Valery Yakovlevich Bryusov Valery Bryusov is a famous Russian poet, a talented prose writer, a wonderful playwright, translator, literary critic, critic, historian, one of the founders of Russian symbolism. Childhood Bryusov was born in a merchant family of medium wealth. Father, Yakov Kuzmich, sat down all the money on the races. Mother, Matryona Aleksandrovna, in the girlishness of Bakulina, loved to read French novels and did not dull souls in her eldest son - Valeria.

In total, the family had five children: 1 boys and 3 girls. Education Valery Yakovlevich received an excellent education in the best private schools in Moscow: he first studied at the classical gymnasium of F. Kreiman, from which he was expelled four years later for the propaganda of atheism, then in the gymnasium L. is known that Bryusov had a tendency to mathematical sciences in which he made successes.

Valery Yakovlevich received higher education at the historical and philological faculty of Moscow University. Bryusov’s creative path was addicted early to poetry, but remained unprotected for a long time. In the years, Valery Yakovlevich is seriously fond of French symbolist poets and on the basis of this enthusiasm publishes collections “Russian Symbolists”, which were criticized by the sharks of the pen of that time.

The decadent verses included in this book were continued in the next collection of the year - “Me Eum Esse” “This is me”. By this time, Bryusov meets many Russian Symbolists, in particular - with K. Balmont, friendship with which Valery Yakovlevich associated for many years. In the year, the following collection “Tertia Vigilia” was published “The Third Guard”, which marked the new, urban stage of the poet’s work.

The collection “Urbi et orbi” “Cail and the world” brought Bryusov the long -awaited gratitude of the public and made it the leader of Russian symbolism. He very skillfully led the Libra magazine, which in the shortest time made one of the most reputable modernist magazines. Since the year, Bryusov has also headed the Moscow literary and art circle. By the year, the magazine ceases to exist, symbolism is inferior to more new literary trends.

Bryusov concentrates all his forces on translations and prose, but the tragedy in his personal life associated with Lvova, knocks him out of the rut. In the year, he leaves for the front as a military correspondent. The war dictates him to the new verses a patriotic mood, the collection “Seven colors of the rainbow”. The First World War coincides with the period of the poet’s creative and life crisis.

He supported the revolution of the year, helped the Soviet regime. But in the beginning of the x, creative experiments began, which will later call the Russian vanguard the collection “Mea” “Hurry! Nobody understood or supported them. Personal life in the year Bryusov often visited the Kraskov house, where the eldest daughter was called Elena Andreevna. Since she was the daughter of M.

Kraskova from her first marriage, she was Maslova.

The nineteen -year -old Bryusov was carried away by Summer Elena, who was not distinguished by either beauty or health. Relations were interrupted by a sudden tragic death of a girl from smallpox. The next year, Bryusov begins an affair with Natalya Alexandrovna Daruzes, which he gently called Taly. Both of them performed on the stage of the Moscow German club, where they met.

The fascinating and amorous nature of the poet continues this series by the names of M. Shiryaeva, A. Shestarchina, L. Wilkina, A. married Valery on the governess who worked in the Bryusov house. John Matveevna Runt was either a Pole or Czech by her origin. He loved this little woman to adoration, but he could not stop in his hobbies. Unfortunately, John was not able to endure the child, and Bryusov had no heirs.

Among all the poet’s love hobbies, Nina Petrovskaya, a poet of the beginning of the 20th century, which was connected by the tragic relationship with Andrei Bely. After that, she began to meet with Bryusov. Their novel lasted about 7 years and made a woman unhappy. From the year, Bryusov had an affair with another novice poetess, Nadezhda Grigoryevna Lvova, who, after a break of the relationship, committed suicide.

Death on October 9, Valery Yakovlevich, died of the crown inflammation of the lungs. He was buried in the Novodevichy cemetery. The main achievements of Bryusov Bryusov is one of the founders of Russian symbolism: his poetic heritage had a very strong influence on many poets of the Silver Age, who considered Valery Yakovlevich the master of symbolism and his teacher: Gumilyov, Mandelstam, Pasternak.

He masterfully translated into Russian the verses of many foreign poets. Valery Yakovlevich was one of the first in Russian poetry to raise a urban theme - the problems of the modern city. Only Bryusov’s works have such an amazing style all -legged, encyclopedism. Important dates of Bryusov’s biography - years - training in the classical gymnasium of Kreiman. Interesting facts from the life of Bryusov Bryusov was a philatelist, specialized in the stamps of the colonial conquests of European states.He was in the All -Russian Society of Philatelists, was a member of the editorial board of the magazine "Soviet Philatelist".

Bryusov’s brother was an active participant in the search for the amber room. It is known that Bryusov was addicted first - to morphine, and then took heroin. Nina Petrovskaya, after a break with Bryusov, was begging abroad, tried to commit suicide: from her second attempt, she succeeded. Bryusov’s wife was pregnant many times, but she could not bear and give birth to a single child.

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