10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MEZONIN»
Discover the use of
mezonin in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mezonin and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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Russian Modernism: The Collections of the Getty Research ...
Tver: Oktiabr', 1923. 28 pp. 30 cm. 564. Mezonin poezii (The mezzanine of poetry). Krematorii zdravomysliia (KpeMaTopMii 3flpaBoMbicjiMa / Crematorium of common sense). Mezonin poezii, nos. 3-4. Moscow: Mezonin poezii, 1913. [48] pp.
Jean-Louis Cohen, David Woodruff, Ljiljana Grubisic, 1997
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Modernism - Tom 1 - Strona 901
Prior to his involvement with the imagists, Shershenevich headed a small group of pro-western Moscow futurists who were closely associated with ego-futurists but called themselves Mezonin poezii (The Mezzanine of Poetry). A well-educated ...
Ástráður Eysteinsson, Vivian Liska, 2007
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Russian book art, 1904-2005 - Strona 46
Mezonin Poezii. [The Mezzanine of Poetry]. Moscow: Mezonin Poezii, 191 3. 210 x 146 mm. Pages nn. Edition: unknown. The Mezzanine of Poetry was a Moscow group of futurists, started in the summer of 1913 by the poet Shershenevich and ...
Annie de Coster, Albert Lemmens, Serge-Aljosja Stommels, 2005
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Andrea Palladio's Five Orders of Architecture: With His ... - Strona 47
... such a manner, that the Thresholds of the Doors may not be highet than the rest of the - Plan of the Rooms ; and if any little Room or Closet should not come up to that Height, the remainder must be supplied with a Mezonin or false Cielz'ng.
Andrea Palladio, Colin Campbell, 1729
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The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics - Strona 535
... the Mezonin poezii (Mezzanine of Poetry, 1913), was led by Vadim Sersenevic (1893-1942), a prolific poet and publisher who later led the movement Imaz'inizm (Imaginism). Ill. Other Futurisms. Futurism took root in a number of other Slavic ...
Roland Greene, Stephen Cushman, Clare Cavanagh, 2012
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The House in Russian Literature: A Mythopoetic Exploration
A prominent feature is a mezzanine, of which the Russian equivalent, mezonin, is an attic storey. So far, this architectural detail might be interpreted as a historical and poetic indicator, metonymically characterising a particular type of house9 ...
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Igor'-Severjanin: His Life and Work--the Formal Aspects of ... - Strona 18
Severjanin 's name was also present under its manifesto, Idite k cortu.u This manifesto, written in December 1913, insulted everyone: symbolists, acmeists and ego- futurists (Peterburgskij Glasataj and Mezonin poezii). Sologub felt especially ...
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Words in Revolution: Russian Futurist Manifestoes, 1912-1928
Ekstravagantnye flakony. Moscow: Mezonin poezii, 1913. . Futurizm bez maski. Moscow: Iskusstvo, 1914. . tr. Manifesty i programmy ital'ianskogo futurizma. Moscow: Russkoe Tovari- shchestvo, 1914. . Zelenaia ulitsa. Moscow: Pleiada, 1916.
Anna M. Lawton, Herbert Eagle, 2005
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Russian Futurism: A History - Strona 98
... Wanderer. That same issue carried a whole page devoted to mourning Ignatyev's death. Khovin's attitude toward the members of Shershenevich's futurist group in Moscow, which called itself Mezonin poezii ("The Mezzanine of Poetry"), was ...
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The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics: Fourth ...
... End, 1913) consisting ofa blank page performed with a silent gesture of resignation. Gnedov also wrote poems of one letter, word, or line, sometimes bordering on zaum'. A Moscow o5shoot of ego-futurism, the Mezonin poezii (Mezzanine of ...
Stephen Cushman, Clare Cavanagh, Jahan Ramazani, 2012
