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| Title (English with transliteration) | Poliksena Sergeevna Solov’eva, 1867-1924 |
| Title (Cyrillic) | Поликсена Сергеевна Соловьева, 1867-1924 |
| Biography (English) | Poliksena Sergeevna Solov’eva (pseudonym Allegro) (1867-1924). Poet and children's writer, sister of the philosopher and poet Vladimir Solov’ev. |
| Biography (Cyrillic) | Поликсена Сергеевна Соловьева (псевдоним Allegro) (1867 - 1924) - русская поэтесса, родная сестра философа и поэта Владимира Соловьева. |
| Chronology (English) | March 20, 1867 – born the twelfth and last child of the well known historian Sergei Solov’ev, rector of Moscow University; 1880’s – studied in the School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture under I. Prianishnikov and V. Polenov. She later provided the illustrations for all of her books; 1885 – her debut with a poem in the journal “Niva”;. 1895 – her poems signed with the pseudonym “Allegro” appear in the journal “Russkoe bogatstvo” (she later described them as unsuccessful); 1899 – her first collection “Stikhotvoreniia” (Poems) published, after which she began to take an active part in literary life of the capital, attended the famous literary “Fridays” at the poet K. Sluchevskii’s, and she associated with Symbolist writers; 1906-1913 – she published the children’s journal “Tropinka” (The Path), together with N. I. Manaseina, and later established a publishing house of the same name; 1900-1910 – the publication of here collections of poetry “Inei” (Hoarfrost) (1905), “Plakun-trava” (Willow-Herb) (1909), “Vecher” (Evening) (1914), a book of stories “Tainaia Pravda” (Secret Truth) (1912), and the verse tale “Perekrestok” (Crossroads) (1913); 1916-1923 – lived in Koktebel’ in the Crimea, working as librarian at a sanatorium, giving lectures at the People’s University, and doing translations. She published in almanacs and newspapers in Koktebel’ and Feodosia; 1923 – she returned to Moscow with the help of M. Voloshin and K. Chukovskii; 1924 – her collection “Poslednuie stikh” (Final Verses) is published; August 6, 1924 – her death. Solov’eva is buried in the Novodevichii Cemetery in Moscow. |
| Chronology (Cyrillic) | 20 марта 1867 г. - родилась в семье известного историка, ректора Московского университета Сергея Михайловича Соловьева. Была последним, двенадцатым ребенком; 1880-е гг. - занималась в Школе живописи, ваяния и зодчества в классе И. Прянишникова и В. Поленова. Впоследствии сама иллюстрировала все свои книги; 1885 г. - дебютировала стихотворением в журнале «Нива»; 1895 г. - в журнале "Русское богатство" впервые появились стихи Соловьевой, подписанные псевдонимом Allegro, который позже сама Соловьева считала неудачным; 1899 г. – вышел первый сборник «Стихотворения», после которого Соловьева вошла в столичные литературные круги, посещала знаменитые литературные «пятницы» К. Случевского, сблизилась с писателями-символистами; 1906-1913 гг. - издавала вместе с Н.И. Манасеиной журнал для детей «Тропинка», позже создала одноименное издательство; 1900-1910 гг. - выходят ее сборники стихотворений «Иней» (1905), «Плакун-трава» (1909), «Вечер» (1914), книга рассказов «Тайная правда» (1912), стихотворная повесть «Перекресток» (1913); 1916 – 1923 гг. - жила в Коктебеле, работала библиотекарем при санатории, читала лекции в Н |
| References |
article/chapter: Burgin, Diana. "Solov'eva, Poliksena Sergeevna" in A Dictionary of Russian Women Writers, ed. Marina Ledkovsky, Charlotte Rosenthal and Mary Zirin (Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1994), pp. 618-21.; article/chapter: Cooper, Nancy L. "Poliksena Solov'eva (Allegro)" in Russian Women Writers, ed. Christine Tomei. Vol. 2 (New York: Garland, 1998).; article/chapter: Pachmuss ,Temira. "Poliksena Solovyova" Women Writers in Russian Modernism: An Anthology, ed. T. Pachmuss (Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1978), pp. 175-81.; electronic resource: “Poliksena Sergeevna Solov’eva,” |
| Subject (personal name) | Solov’eva, Poliksena Sergeevna, 1867-1924 |
| Subject (personal name (Cyrillic)) | Соловьева, Поликсена Сергеевна, 1867-1924 |
| Subject (naf personal name) | Solov’eva, P. (Poliksena), 1867-1924 |
| Geographic subject (country) | Russia |
| Coverage date | 1867/1924 |
| Publisher (of the digital version) | University of Southern California. Libraries |
| Legacy record ID | satjrnl-m143 |
| Part of collection | Russian Satirical Journals Collection |
| Part of subcollection | People Collection |
| Type | images |
| Rights | Public Domain. Distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/) which permits unrestricted use, distribution and reproduction in any medium, provided the work is attributed to IMRC, University of Southern California and source in the manner specified by the publisher. |
| Access conditions | To consult material in print, contact IMRC, POB 4353, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089-4353; telephone (213) 740-2735, fax (213) 740-8550 or email imrc@usc.edu. |
| Repository name | Institute of Modern Russian Culture, University of Southern California |
| Repository address | IMRC, POB 4353, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089-4353; telephone (213) 740-2735 |
| Repository email | imrc@usc.edu |
| Archival file | Volume29/8.url |
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