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The Moscow Theatres by V. Kommisarzhevsky
Victor Komissarzhevsky is a well-known producer and dramatic critic. He was a pupil of Nikolai Khmelyov, a prominent personality of the Soviet stage, and has produced several highly successful plays at the Yermolova Theatre, which Khmelyov founded. These included a … Continue reading
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On Literature And Art by Anatoly Lunacharsky
Anatoly Lunacharsky, a highly versatile and talented figure, left an impressive intellectual legacy. As Lenin described him, he was an “exceptionally gifted personality.” Lunacharsky’s creative pursuits spanned across literature, painting, music, and sculpture, producing over 1,500 articles on both classical … Continue reading
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Tagged 1975, art criticism, critical theory, literary criticism, russian art, russian culture, soviet, soviet art
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