Nina Petrovskaya (1879-1928) – the sign figure of the Russian Silver Age, the heroine of Romanov V. Bryusov “Fire Angel” and S. Ausleder “The Last Sittle”, the addressee of the poems of Belo and Bryusov, the character of Memoirov V. Khodasevich, N. Berberova, R. Gulya and others – he himself was the creator of an interesting artistic and critical prose, which gives an idea of the idea of the idea of processes that have taken place in the cultural life of Russia and Europe for thirty years. In the “Memoirs” of this “vamp”, how alive are K. Balmont, V. Bryusov, S. Sokolov, the young shoot of “decadent Olympus” and even M. Gorky, in its essays the national life of Italy and France is revealed during and after the First World War and the tragedy of Russian refugees.
Her translations and critical reviews reveal the tastes of readers of the early twentieth century. The book first collects its extensive creative heritage, accompanied by historical and literary commentary, preface and afterword.
Author
Petrovskaya Nina Ivanovna
Publisher
B.S.G.- Press, 2014
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