ALEXANDER PUSHKIN
B O R N : J U N E 6 , 1 7 9 9 , M O S C O W, R U S S I A
D E C E A S E D : F E B R UA R Y 1 0 , 1 8 3 7 , P E T E R S B U R G ,
R U S S I A
Author & Poet
EARLY LIFE
• Was of African descent
• Born into upper class literary family
• Actual mother took little interest in him, so had nurses/ French tutors
• Loved his nanny Arina Rodionovna, like mother figure more
• Entered an elite school called the Lyceum at age 12
• Began working in the foreign office of St. Petersburg, Russia
• (Where he had affairs with two married women)
MOSCOW, RUSSIA
• This museum, honoring the greatest poet in
Russian history
• Monument of Alexander Pushkin in front of the
Russian Museum
EDUCATION
 Entered the Lyceum in 1811 which was only open for the sons of 'select'
noblemen
 Graduated from the Lyceum in 1817
 Taught by the great poet Vasily Zhukovsky
WRITING STYLE
 Russian poet, novelist, playwright of the Romantic era
 Pushkin's work in short stories shows simplicity, versatility and clarity.
 In short stories showed satire, romance, and drama.
 Which later influenced Russian writers
INFLUENCES
 Byron
 Votlaire
 Goethe
 Schiller
 Shelley
 Keats
 Dante
INFLUENCEDAlexander Pushkin influenced almost all Russian literature.
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 Chenier
 Batyuskov
 Derzhavin
 Fonvizin
 Karamzin
 Zhukovsky
 Shakespeare
INFLUENCED
 Alexander Pushkin
influenced most of Russian
literature.
 Akhmatova
 Blok
 Hristo Botev
 Brodsky
 Bulgakov
 Bunin
 Chekhov
 Dostoevsky
 Gogol
& many more..
NATALYA GONCHAROVA
• Engaged for 3 years
• In love
• Settled on agreements
• Published Natalya Goncharova as a
wedding gift
• Finally married on 18 February1831 in
Moscow.
ACHIEVEMENTS
 Wrote his first published poem, To a Poet Friend at the age of 14
 Wrote Freedom in 1817, but wasn’t published until his death
 Ruslan and Ludmila, written in 1820 was first major poem
 Wrote several dramas including Boris Godunov in 1831
 Wrote his masterpiece, Eugene Onegin, in 1823-31 which later became a Tchaikovsky
opera.
PUSHKIN PRIZE
 Russian literary prize established in 1881- Present
 in honor of Alexander Pushkin one of Russia’s greatest writers.
 Awarded by the Russian Academy of Sciences to Russian authors
(who achieved the highest standard of literary excellence)
 Winners include : (Anton Chekov & Ivan Bunin)
QUOTES
CITATIONS
 Russia-Ukraine-Travel.com, . N.p.. Web. 29 Jun 2013. <http://www.russia-
ukraine-travel.com/alexander-pushkin.html>.
 . N.p.. Web. 29 Jun 2013. <http://712educators.about.com/blapushkin.htm>.
 "Lizok's Bookshelf." : Happy Birthday to “Наше всё" & Newish Translations. N.p.,
n.d. Web. 29 June 2013.
 "Prominent Russians: Aleksandr Pushkin." Aleksandr Pushkin – Russiapedia
Literature Prominent Russians. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 June 2013.
 "Monument to Alexander Pushkin on Ploshchad Iskusstv (Arts Square)."
Monument to Pushkin on Arts Square in St. Petersburg. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 June 2013.

Alexander pushkin

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    ALEXANDER PUSHKIN B OR N : J U N E 6 , 1 7 9 9 , M O S C O W, R U S S I A D E C E A S E D : F E B R UA R Y 1 0 , 1 8 3 7 , P E T E R S B U R G , R U S S I A Author & Poet
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    EARLY LIFE • Wasof African descent • Born into upper class literary family • Actual mother took little interest in him, so had nurses/ French tutors • Loved his nanny Arina Rodionovna, like mother figure more • Entered an elite school called the Lyceum at age 12 • Began working in the foreign office of St. Petersburg, Russia • (Where he had affairs with two married women)
  • 3.
    MOSCOW, RUSSIA • Thismuseum, honoring the greatest poet in Russian history • Monument of Alexander Pushkin in front of the Russian Museum
  • 4.
    EDUCATION  Entered theLyceum in 1811 which was only open for the sons of 'select' noblemen  Graduated from the Lyceum in 1817  Taught by the great poet Vasily Zhukovsky
  • 5.
    WRITING STYLE  Russianpoet, novelist, playwright of the Romantic era  Pushkin's work in short stories shows simplicity, versatility and clarity.  In short stories showed satire, romance, and drama.  Which later influenced Russian writers
  • 6.
    INFLUENCES  Byron  Votlaire Goethe  Schiller  Shelley  Keats  Dante INFLUENCEDAlexander Pushkin influenced almost all Russian literature. k  Chenier  Batyuskov  Derzhavin  Fonvizin  Karamzin  Zhukovsky  Shakespeare
  • 7.
    INFLUENCED  Alexander Pushkin influencedmost of Russian literature.  Akhmatova  Blok  Hristo Botev  Brodsky  Bulgakov  Bunin  Chekhov  Dostoevsky  Gogol & many more..
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    NATALYA GONCHAROVA • Engagedfor 3 years • In love • Settled on agreements • Published Natalya Goncharova as a wedding gift • Finally married on 18 February1831 in Moscow.
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    ACHIEVEMENTS  Wrote hisfirst published poem, To a Poet Friend at the age of 14  Wrote Freedom in 1817, but wasn’t published until his death  Ruslan and Ludmila, written in 1820 was first major poem  Wrote several dramas including Boris Godunov in 1831  Wrote his masterpiece, Eugene Onegin, in 1823-31 which later became a Tchaikovsky opera.
  • 10.
    PUSHKIN PRIZE  Russianliterary prize established in 1881- Present  in honor of Alexander Pushkin one of Russia’s greatest writers.  Awarded by the Russian Academy of Sciences to Russian authors (who achieved the highest standard of literary excellence)  Winners include : (Anton Chekov & Ivan Bunin)
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    CITATIONS  Russia-Ukraine-Travel.com, .N.p.. Web. 29 Jun 2013. <http://www.russia- ukraine-travel.com/alexander-pushkin.html>.  . N.p.. Web. 29 Jun 2013. <http://712educators.about.com/blapushkin.htm>.  "Lizok's Bookshelf." : Happy Birthday to “Наше всё" & Newish Translations. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 June 2013.  "Prominent Russians: Aleksandr Pushkin." Aleksandr Pushkin – Russiapedia Literature Prominent Russians. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 June 2013.  "Monument to Alexander Pushkin on Ploshchad Iskusstv (Arts Square)." Monument to Pushkin on Arts Square in St. Petersburg. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 June 2013.