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"Звездный" журнал Николая Гумилева и Мстислава Фармаковского

"Звездный" журнал Николая Гумилева и Мстислава Фармаковского

Abstract

Анализируются программные критические статьи и художественные опыты Н. Гумилева и М. Фармаковского в журнале «Сириус», издававшемся в Париже в 1907 г. Исследуется наименее изученный период в духовном становлении и творчестве начинающего поэта и впервые отмеченного высокими наградами художника. Показано, что Гумилев и Фармаковский как авторы и издатели проявили широкую европейскую образованность и глубину понимания национальных особенностей русского искусства. Журнал «Сириус» стал восходящей звездой двух талантливых «русских парижан».

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Сириус, журнал, русское искусство, Париж, город, европейское искусство, Гумилев, Николай Степанович 1886-1921, Русские сезоны в Париже 1909 г, Фармаковский, Мстислав Владимирович 1873-1946, духовно-эстетические позиции

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