The full biography of Mayakovsky

Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky - Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky - - poet, publicist, playwright. Born in Georgia in the village of Baghdadi. The first education in the biography of Vladimir Mayakovsky was obtained at the gymnasium of the city of Kutaisi. In the year he moved to Moscow with his mother, began to study at the fifth gymnasium. Mayakovsky’s revolution did not leave aside.

He asked for training, then joined the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party. During one of the arrests, the first poem of Mayakovsky was written in prison. In the year, in the biography of Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky, admission to the Moscow School of Painting took place. Then he became interested in the work of the futurists. For the first time, Mayakovsky’s poems were published in the year.

The following year, the writer created the tragedy “Vladimir Mayakovsky”, which he set by himself. In the year, the famous poem of Mayakovsky “Cloud in Pants” was over. Further poetry of Mayakovsky, in addition to anti -war topics, also contains satirical ones. In Mayakovsky’s work, the proper place is held by scenarios for films. Mayakovsky’s poems were published in many newspapers, magazines, publications.

In the year, the famous play of Mayakovsky came out - “Blop”, in - “Bath”. In honor of the great poet and playwright, many objects are named, for example, the Library of Mayakovsky, the street. Mayakovsky Theater is located in Moscow. Interesting facts from the life of Mayakovsky the greatest love in the life of the poet and his muse was Lilya Yuryevna Brik.

With her and her husband, Osip, Mayakovsky was friends, and then moved to live in their apartment. Lily and Vladimir began a stormy romance, and her husband actually lost her friend. Mayakovsky was popular with women.

However, the poet has not officially registered his relationship. It is known that, in addition to the daughter of Patricia, Mayakovsky also has a son from the connection with the artist Lily Lavinskaya-Gleb Khnikit, the Soviet sculptor. After the death of his father from blood poisoning, he pricked, sewing up papers, Mayakovsky pursued the phobia to die from infection all his life.

The poetic “ladder” invented by Mayakovsky and becoming his business card aroused indignation among his colleagues. After all, the editors were paid at that time not for the number of characters in the work, but for the number of lines. After Reading Mayakovsky at the Bolshoi Theater about Lenin, the hall applauded 20 minutes, Stalin was present at this production.

Mayakovsky stood at the origins of Soviet advertising, and for advertising, the poet was criticized by some contemporaries.