Vladimir Viktorovich Kovalsky ( May 31, 1935 , Odessa , Ukrainian SSR , USSR - December 27, 2010 , Moscow , Russia ) - Russian poet editor and graphic designer. During his life he wrote more than 800 poems, a wreath of sonnets , Russian fairy tales and epics in a modern way. In the 60s and 70s it was published in large print runs and in the central press, then it was hardly published. In 1997, a collection of poems was released. After 2000, several collections of poems were published in the anthologies of poetry by the Writers' Union.
| Vladimir Viktorovich Kovalsky | |
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 Kowalsky Vladimir. Moscow 1959. | |
| Birth name | Vladimir Viktorovich Kovalsky |
| Date of Birth | May 31, 1935 |
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| Date of death | December 27, 2010 (75 years old) |
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| Occupation | poet , editor , design artist |
| Years of creativity | 1950 - 1980 |
| Language of Works | Russian |
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| Voice recording of Vladimir Kovalsky | |
Vladimir Kovalsky reads his poem Sonnet, 2008 | |
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Biography
He was born in Odessa on May 31, 1935, in the family of Viktor Vladislavovich Kovalsky, professor of biochemistry. Before the war he lived in Kiev. He was evacuated to Ufa, and since 1944 he lived in Moscow. From 1954 to 1957 he served in the army. After demobilization, he worked as a publishing editor at the bibliographic publishing house Gos. libraries to them. Lenin and studied at the correspondence department of the Moscow State Institute of Cinematography. From 1965 for 30 years he worked as a graphic designer at the Research Institute of Cardiology. The first poem was written in 1942. First published the poems of Vladimir Viktorovich Kovalsky Bulat Shalvovich Okudzhava , in the Kaluga youth newspaper in 1956. In the 60s and 70s, about a hundred poems were published in large numbers and in the central press. In 1997, a collection of poems was released. In the last years of the life of Vladimir Viktorovich, several selections of his poems were published in the anthologies of poetry of the Writers' Union.
Vladimir Kovalsky passed away on December 27, 2010. He was buried in Moscow at the Vagankovsky cemetery.
Impact
Another friend of Vladimir Viktorovichβs parents was one of the most brilliant poets of the silver age, Georgy Arkadievich Shengeli , whose personality largely influenced the creative path of Vladimir Kovalsky. In the Kovalsky house, friends of parents, scientists, poets, artists often gathered: Leon Abgarovich Orbeli , Vladimir Petrovich Filatov , Georgy Arkadievich and Nina Leontyevna Shengeli, Vsevolod Rozhdestvensky , Nikolai Mikhailovich and Nina Gerasimovna Romadina and many others. They stayed up late, read aloud the verses of their favorite poets, discussed the latest exhibitions in Kuznetsk, and argued about art. These meetings, said Vladimir Viktorovich, had a significant impact on his creative potential.
Artwork
Intravital Collected Works
- Selected Poems. Moscow 1997 year.
Poem Collections
- Book - Legacy.
- Book - On the lanes of the Milky Way.
- Book - Watercolor Temple.
- Book - Russia is reserved.
- Book - Icon-painted Russia.
- Book - Country silence.
- Book - Student's Notebook.
Wreath of Sonnets
Russian fairy tales and epics in modern processing
- Sivka Burka.
- Ivan Tsarevich and the Grey Wolf.
- Zayushkinaβs hut.
- Mikhailo Kazarinov and the Polonaise.
- Bear (a poem).
- The mystery of the cave.
- Witch.
Friendship with Artists
Many artists, contemporaries of Vladimir Kovalsky, loved his work, called his poems pictorial poetry. His poetry of nature, with an amazing richness of colors, simply and accurately conveys the beauty of Russian landscapes:
Red whirlpool. Moon omul.
Silhouetted nearby forest.
Swan wings splash.
Berezhok. A stack of straw.
There is a sticking pole in it with a spear ...
Of particular note is the friendship of Vladimir Viktorovich with the Romadin family, as well as with artists Alexander Sidorov and Viktor Grischenkov.