theformofbeauty: “ Leonid Pasternak - Portrait of son Boris, c. 1917. ”
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Leonid Pasternak – Boris Pasternak Beside the Baltic at Merekule. 1910
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Einer der wichtigsten literarischen Briefwechsel des 20. Jahrhunderts. Boris Pasternak las 1922 einen eben in Moskau erschienenen Gedichtband von Marina Zwetajewa. Sie war einen Monat zuvor nach Berlin emigriert. Ergriffen von ihren Gedichten schreibt er ihr und kündigt seine Reise nach Berlin an: »Ich möchte Sie unbedingt sehen«. So beginnt einer der grossen Dichterbriefwechsel des 20. Jahrhunderts. Er ist Werkstattbericht zweier Dichter der Moderne, die sich auf dem Höhepunkt ihrer Kraft befinden und mit den politischen und alltäglichen Bedingungen in Moskau und der Emigration kämpfen. Untrennbar damit verwoben, ist es auch die Geschichte einer Liebe, die 1926 in Pasternaks Frage gipfelt: »Soll ich jetzt zu Dir kommen oder in einem Jahr?« Für Pasternak ist Zwetajewa die Luft, in der er atmen kann und will. Für Zwetajewa ist Pasternak »das ganze Russland«: »Ausser Ihnen habe ich kein Zuhause in Russland«. Als sie sich 1935 in Paris wiederbegegnen und Pasternak sich zur Sowjetunion bekennt, versiegt der Briefwechsel. Von den 200 für die russische Ausgabe 2004 edierten Briefen waren auf Deutsch bisher nur 35 bekannt. Endlich liegt das Zwiegespräch beider Dichter auch auf Deutsch vor.
This is an original hand-pulled linocut - portrait of Boris Pasternak (1890-1960), Russian poet, whose novel Doctor Zhivago brought him the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1958. Designed, cut, and printed by me (Natalia Moroz). Signed in pencil, numbered (from a limited edition of 30) and dated 2004. The linoleum block is cut by hand, then inked and printed individually, so every print is slightly different. Printed on beautiful printmaking paper (Rising Stonehenge, acid-free) with oil-based printing ink - all materials are permanent and archival. Generous wide margins provided around the image. Suitable for standard matting and framing. Image area is about 5"x7" (13x18cm) Paper size is 11" x15" (28x38cm) Mint condition (never been matted or framed) My other portraits of great writers include Rainer Maria Rilke, Robert Frost, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Wystan Hugh Auden, Konstantin Kavafis, Anna Akhmatova, Osip Mandelshtam, Aleksander Blok, Marina Tsvetaeva, Arseniy Tarkovsky, Joseph Brodsky, and Bulat Okudzhava.
Leonid Osipovič Pasternak, Леонид Осипович Пастернак è stato un pittore Russo, appartenente alla corrente Post-impressionista, padre di Boris Pasterna
