The biography is complete Derzhavin

Derzhavina “Hearing will pass from white waters to the Black Derzhavin National Library of the Republic of Karelia Information and reference department of the Virtual Book Exhibition Petrozavodsk year - the year of the anniversary of the birth of Gabriel Romanovich Derzhavin. He went down in history not only as a writer: he went from a guard of an ordinary to the Minister of Justice of the Russian Empire.

He was the governor of the two regions and a personal assistant to Catherine II. Derzhavin wrote the first unofficial anthem of Russia, participated in one of the first literary circles of the XVIII century, and then created his own - “Conversation of lovers of the Russian word”. We bring to your attention a virtual book exhibition dedicated to the life and activities of the enlightener, which presents books from the National Library of the Republic of Karelia, digital copies of publications from the collection of the National Electronic Library, the Presidential Library named after Gabriel Derzhavin was born in the year near Kazan.

The clan Gabriel Romanovich Derzhavin came from the noble ancestor - the Tatar Murza Bagrim. Derzhavin's father died early. It was difficult for the mother to give sons a good education. The family often moved. First, Derzhavin studied at the Orenburg school, then at the Kazan gymnasium. Here he met the poetry of Mikhail Lomonosov, Alexander Sumarokov, Vasily Trediakovsky and he himself tried to compose poetry.

In the city of Derzhavin he arrived in St. Petersburg and entered military service by the ordinary Life Guards of the Preobrazhensky Regiment. This time the poet recalled as the most joyless period of his life.

He carried a difficult soldier’s service, and in rare free minutes he wrote poetry. The main goal in life during this period is promotion, service by faith and truth to my native Fatherland. The most vivid part of Derzhavin's life was held in St. Petersburg. Here he began the service of a soldier of the Preobrazhensky regiment, here he became famous as a poet, met with his famous contemporaries: military leaders, writers, artists and statesmen: with A.

Suvorov and D. near St. Petersburg, in the royal village, in the declining years he saw and heard young Pushkin. Biography G. Derzhavina - Khodasevich, V. Khodasevich; [The introductory article, the compiler of the application, the comments of A. Derzhavin, belonging to the pen of the famous Russian poet V. Khodasevich, is one of the classical samples of the biographical genre.

Strictly based on documentary sources, the author at the same time builds his own concept of Derzhavin’s feat and its formation as a poet. A book from the National Library of Karelia Mikhailov, O. Derzhavin, G. Book from the National Library of Karelia Grott, J. Grotto, is based on the richest archival surveys and countless documents. Not devoid of a preferential attitude to the poet, it remains the most complete set of facts of life and creativity Derzhavin, only winning the author from the scientific pedantry of the author.

Pressed by the publication: Derzhavin's works. St. Petersburg, Briliant, S. His life, literary activity and service: biographical essay of S. Briliant: with a portrait of Derzhavin, engraved in Leipzig Gedan. Salova and K, Qintsadze, N. Book from the Karelia National Library of the Karelia Literary Activities G. Derzhavin Book of the Selected Poems of the ancestor of Russian poetry Gabriela Romanovich Derzhavin creates a holistic idea of ​​the versatility of his poetry.

A book from the National Library of Karelia Derzhavin, G. Book from the Sector of Rare Books and Work with Book Monuments “Father of Russian Poetry”, as G. Derzhavin V. Belinsky called, was born and grew up in the Kazan province. He has retained love for his native side for life. The collection includes the best verses. Selected works. The best poems with notes, explanatory articles.

A book from the Karelia National Library of the ANAREONTIC SONGS - a pearl of Russian lyrics. The proposed publication includes the text of the collection of G. in the “Addition” section for the first time is completely printed by the notebook of the early songs of Derzhavin of the XVIII century, which laid the foundation for the creative background of “anacreont songs”.

The book from the Karelia National Library of Karelia includes a significant part of the poetic heritage of the Russian poet Gabriel Romanovich Derzavin and his prose: “Explanations” to poems and “Notes” that recreate the events of the XVIII century. The West, A. Book from the Karelia National Library of the Karelia National Library “was the first living verb of the young poetry of Russian,” said V.

Belinsky, “his work was a“ symbol of power, glory and happiness of Rus' ”. The final head of the book speaks of the importance of G. Derzhavin’s poetry for his contemporaries. The first governor of Karelia. Andreev, I. Gavriil Romanovich Derzhavin is the first Russian poet to be called truly national.But not everyone knows that his original talent manifested itself clearly as the first governor of Karelia - in the proposed book the authors sought to show how the Governor’s poet managed the most important northern territory for Russia - the Olonets governorship, the edge of the mining affairs and the forge of the Empire weapons.

The book from the National Library of Karelia Epstein, E. The book is devoted to one of the interesting pages of the history of Karelia of the XVIII century, related to the stay here as the first Olonets governor of the outstanding Russian poet G. on the basis of a wide range of sources analyzes his diverse administrative activity, a significant contribution to the study of the history, economics and ethnography of Karelia.

A book from the Karelia National Library of Karelia Monument to G. Derzhavin on the building at the address: Petrozavodsk, Andropov, 2 - Karl Marx, 24 with publications dedicated to the life, work and activities of Gabriel Romanovich Derzhavin, can be found in the electronic catalog of the National Library of the Republic of Karelia. Compiled by: Kilmetova E.

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