Arseny Tarkovsky
Russian poet and translator of notable works
Born
June 24th, 1907
117 years ago
Died
May 27th, 1989
35 years ago — 81 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Russia
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A Russian poet and translator, contributions to literature spanned several decades. Primarily recognized for his poetry, work reflected deep philosophical inquiries and explored themes of identity and existence. In addition to original poetry, translated significant literary works, enhancing cultural exchange. Participated in the literary community, engaging with fellow writers and influencing subsequent generations of poets. Received acknowledgment for literary contributions through various awards.
Published poetry collections such as 'The Boat' and 'The Heart of a Poet'
Translated works of noted authors including Anna Akhmatova
Contributed significantly to the Russian literary scene
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