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Pseudonyms,autonyms and aliases: Kirienko-Voloshin 1878–1932  

VOLOSHIN (Kirienko-Voloshin) Maximilian Alexandrovich

May 16, 1878 (Kiev) — August 11, 1932 (Koktebel)

Poet, translator, art critic, watercolorist


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VOLOSHIN (Kirienko-Voloshin) Maximilian Alexandrovich

May 16, 1878 (Kiev) — August 11, 1932 (Koktebel)

Poet, translator, art critic, watercolorist

Voloshin was born to a family of lawyer, collegiate councilor. He spent his childhood in Taganrog and Sevastopol. Voloshin studied at Moscow Polivanovskaya Gymnasium, later — at Feodosia Gymnasium, in 1897–1899 — at the faculty of law at Moscow University.

Since 1899 Voloshin traveled across Europe; he visited Italy, Switzerland, France, Germany, Austria, Greece and Spain. In 1899–1907 and in 1913–1916 he lived in Paris, in 1907–1913 — alternately in St. Petersburg and Koktebel, since 1917 — in Koktebel.

Voloshin studied at the Louvre Museum School, at the Academy F. Colarossi, in the workshops of D. Whistler and E. S. Kruglikova (since 1901). He listened to the Sorbonne lectures, visited a lot of libraries of Europe. In 1906 Voloshin married the painter V. M. Sabashnikova.

He collaborated with literary miscellanies Severniye Tsvety (“The Northern Flowers”), The Griffin; magazines Vesy (“The Scales”), Zolotoye Runo (“Golden Fleece”), Apollo; newspapers Rus, Russian Art Chronicle, Utro Rossii (“The Morning of Russia”). Since 1910 Voloshin worked on monographic articles about K. F. Bogaevsky, E. S. Kruglikova, A. S. Golubkina, and M. S. Saryan. In his publications Voloshin supported art groups Bubnoviy Valet (“Jack of Diamonds”) and Osliniy khvost (“Donkey’s Tail”). Voloshin published pamphlet About Repin (1913), in which he promoted renunciation of naturalism in art.

In 1910 Voloshin published his first collection of poetry Poems. 1900–1910 (Moscow, 1910); then books of poems Anno mundi ardentis (Moscow, 1915), Iverni (Moscow, 1918), Demony glukhonemye (“Deaf-and-Dumb Demons”, Kharkov, 1919), Usobitsa (“Civil War”, Lvov, 1923), Poems about terror (Berlin, 1923) and collection of articles about culture The faces of creation (Moscow, 1914). Voloshin also translated the poems by V. Hugo, P. Verlaine, C. Baudelaire, H.-A. Barbier, H. Heine, E. Verhaeren, stories of G. Flaubert, O. Mirbeau.

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