Vvedensky biography briefly

Biography Alexander Ivanovich Vvedensky is an outstanding Russian poet, playwright and author of children's literature, whose works left a noticeable mark in the history of art. His life path began on December 6 in the family of an economist. As a child, Alexander studied with his brother in the Cadet Corps, but in the year they transferred to the L. Lentskaya gymnasium, which he successfully graduated in the year.

It was at this time that the young Vvedensky began to try his strength in poetry. After the gymnasium was completed, Alexander entered the University of Petrograd at the Faculty of Public Sciences, where he initially studied the right, and then transferred to the Chinese branch of the Eastern Department. However, training did not attract him, and soon he decided to leave the university.

Working as a writer and working at the Red October power station in years, Vvedensky during this period meets Daniil Harms, who became his close friend and ally. In the year, takes an important step in his career, joining the Leningrad Union of Poets. On the initiative of S. Marshak, they began close cooperation with the children's magazines "Hedgehog" and "Chizh", where the works of Vvedensky were constantly printed.

Moreover, he took up the translation - among his works there were fairy tales of the Grimm brothers. There is a legend that, having arrived at the place of exile with his wife, he immediately began to write, sitting on the only stool in the room, using a handkerchief of a pencil and a notebook extracted from a coat pocket. In the year, Vvedensky was admitted to the Union of Writers, but life changed again, and in the year he moved to Kharkov from Leningrad, where he ended up in literary isolation.

With the outbreak of World War II, Vvedensky was evacuated from Kharkov to Kazan, but, unfortunately, did not reach his destination. He died on December 19 on the way, from illness. Ten facts Education: Vvedensky studied in the Nikolaev Cadet Corps, then at the L. Gymnasium after school: after graduation, Vvedensky worked as an office and an accountant at the construction of the Utkin Breeding power plant.

University: In the year, Vvedensky entered the legal department of the faculty of social sciences of Petrograd University, but soon left his studies. The Leningrad Union of Poets: He joined this Union in the year, ranked himself as futurists. Work in children's literature: Vvedensky actively wrote for children and collaborated with various children's publications and theaters.

His poems and fairy tales for children were distinguished by an unusual combination of philosophical topics with humor. Experimental style: Vvedensky is known for his experimental approach to poetry, which was distinguished by a game with words and structures, absurdism and abandonment of traditional poetic forms. The contradictions with the Soviet government: his works often contradicted official ideology, which led to the censorship and prohibition of many of them.

In the year, he was arrested and exiled for counter -revolutionary activities. The rarity of publications: many works of Vvedensky were not published during his lifetime, and only after his rehabilitation in the years did the publication of his works began, thanks to the efforts of literary critics and friends. Contemporaries of the author of contemporaries are those authors whose years of work intersect for at least one year over the years of the current author.

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