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Alexander Pushkin. Portret by Kiprensky.
 

Featured Poem

The Bard

Have you not heard his voice through groves at night--
The bard of love, the bard of his own sorrow?
When fields from rapture woke upon the morrow,
That sound so sad and simple of his pipe--
Have you not heard?

Have you not met in bare dark forest bleak
The bard of love, the bard of his own sorrow?
Did you his hints of tears, his smiles not follow,
Or quiet looks whose eyes are filled with grief--
Have you not met?

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News & Events

Pushkin and Shakespeare

May 15, 2009

Reading and Lecture at the Folgers Shakespeare Library Washington on the theme "Pushkin and Shakespeare".

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October 19, 2008

A Pushkin evening was held in the Russian Department of Lehigh University, to celebrate Pushkin's favorite holiday, October 19th, the anniversary of the founding of the Lycée in Tsarskoye Selo, where Pushkin was educated. 

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Announcements

My Talisman, The Lyric Poetry of Alexander Pushkin

 June 30, 2009

COMMEMORATING THE 210TH ANNIVERSARY OF ALEXANDER PUSHKIN’S BIRTH

The Pushkin Foundation in St. Petersburg Russia (Издательство Пушкинский Фонд) is commemorating the 210th anniversary of the birth of Russia’s national bard by publishing My Talisman, The Lyric Poetry of Alexander Pushkin--a bilingual edition of 180 of Pushkin’s most beloved poems, plus extensive excepts from Eugene Onegin, plus commentary and a lively biography of the poet, illustrated handsomely by Pushkin’s own remarkable drawings. The translation is by noted American poet and translator Julian Henry Lowenfeld.

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World Premiere in English of Alexander Pushkin’s Little Tragedies

November 2-15, 2009

The 210th anniversary of the birth of the Russian national poet, Alexander Pushkin will be marked by the world premiere in the English language of his verse drama Little Tragedies at Mikhail Baryshnikov’s Baryshnikov Arts Theatre in New York. Distinguished Artist of Russia Alexandre Marine of the Moscow Arts Theatre will direct a verse translation by the noted American poet and Pushkin scholar Julian Henry Lowenfeld. According to Stanford Makishi, Executive Director of the Barysnikov Arts Center, “For nearly two centuries, the genius of Alexander Pushkin has been the fountainhead of the soulful Russian culture. We are proud to host the world premiere in the English language of Pushkin's dramatic masterpiece The Little Tragedies at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in New York from November 2 to 16, 2009."

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