Ivan Alekseevich Belousov (December 9 (November 27) 1863, Moscow - January 7, 1930), Russian self-taught poet, writer for children and translator from Ukrainian and Belarusian languages. One of the leaders of the Surikov Literary and Musical Circle.
Biography
Born in Moscow into the family of a peasant artisan.
He began publishing in 1882. His works appeared in the magazines “Bulletin of Europe”, “Russian Wealth”, “Russian Thought” and others. He published the magazines “Put”, “Our Journal”.
Belousov owns a complete translation of “Kobzar” by Taras Shevchenko (the second edition, published in 1919, also included previously banned poems). In addition to Shevchenko, he translated the Italian poetess Ada Negri, the Polish poet Maria Konopnitskaya, and a number of Ukrainian and Belarusian poets. He wrote historical and literary articles and stories for children.
In recent years, he published two books of memoirs - “Literary Moscow” and “Gone Moscow”, where, in particular, he recalled Anton Chekhov, whom he knew personally.
Lived in Moscow, Furkasovsky Lane, 10.
Bibliography
- “Everyone for himself and the few” (Samara, 1885; poems by other poets from the people were published in this book);
- “From “Kobzar” by T. G. Shevchenko and Ukrainian motives” (Kyiv, 1887);
- “God’s Will”, story (M., 1891);
- “Folk Motifs” (Kyiv, 1892);
- “Kids. Stories and poems. for children" (St. Petersburg, 1893; M., 1896);
- “From songs about labor. Poems" (Moscow, 1897);
- “To my children. Stories and Poems" (2 editions in Moscow, 1898);
- “Little kobzar T. Shevchenko. Translations." (Kyiv, 1899);
- “Swallow”, poems (Moscow, 1907);
- “Poems 1882-1909” (Moscow, 1909);
- “Atava”, poems (in 2 volumes, M., 1915);
- “Songs about Stenka Razin” (Moscow, 1923);
- “On Terrible Days” (M., 1927).
Books of memoirs “Literary Moscow” (1926), “Gone Moscow” (1928), “Writers’ Nests” (1930).
Also, under the editorship of Belousov, “Native Sounds” was published - a collection of poems by self-taught poets (Moscow, 1887).
Latest editions
Belousov I. A. Gone Moscow. Memories. - M.: Russian Book, 2002. - 512 p. — (Russian memoirs. Moscow and Muscovites). — 2,000 copies. — ISBN 5-268-00520-0 (translated)
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Self-taught poet of peasant origin. Born in 1863. Separately published: “Everyone for himself and the few. Collection of poems” (Samara, 1885. In addition to B.’s poems, this book also contains poems by other poets from the people); “From “Kobzar” by T. G. Shevchenko and Ukrainian motives” (Kyiv, 1887); edited the book "Native Sounds. Collection of poems by self-taught poets" (M., 1887); "God's Will", story (M., 1891); "Folk motives" (Kyiv, 1892); "Kids. Stories and poems for children" (St. Petersburg, 1893, 2nd ed., M., 1896); "From songs about work. Poems." (M., 1897); "To my children. Stories and poems" (2 editions in Moscow, 1898); "The Little Kobzar T. Shevchenko" (Kyiv, 1899).
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Belousov, Ivan Alekseevich
(b. 1863) - poet, translator. Genus. in Moscow, in the family of a craftsman. He began publishing in 1882. His works appeared in the magazines “Bulletin of Europe”, “Russian Wealth”, “Russian Thought” and others. B. owns a complete translation of “Kobzar” by Shevchenko (2nd ed., M., 1919, including prohibited poems ). In addition to Shevchenko, B. translated Ada Negri, Konopnitskaya, and a number of Ukrainian and Belarusian poets. B. has written several historical and literary articles and stories for children.
Books by B.: "Poems 1882-1909", M., 1909; "Atava", poems, M., 1915; "Swallow", poems, M., 1907.
Belousov, Ivan Alekseevich
Poet, writer for children and translator from Ukrainian. He published the magazines "The Way" and "Our Magazine".
Bibliography: I. Poems, M., 1909; Atava, 2 vols., M., 1915; Translations from T. Shevchenko, M., 1919 (banned poems are also included); Songs about Stenka Razin, M., 1923; Literary Moscow (Memoirs), M., 1926; In terrible days, M., 1927; Gone Moscow, M., 1928.
I. Khromov K. A., Poets from the People, M., 1902; Fiedler F.F., First literary steps, M., 1911 (autobiography of B.).
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| Ivan Alekseevich Belousov | |
|---|---|
| Date of birth | November 27 ( December 9) |
| Place of birth | |
| Date of death | January 7 ( 1930-01-07 ) (66 years old) |
| Citizenship (nationality) | |
| Occupation | poet , writer , translator |
| Language of works | Russian |
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Ivan Alekseevich Belousov (November 27 ( December 9) ( 1863-12-09 ) , Moscow - January 7 ) - Russian poet , writer and translator. One of the leaders Surikov literary and musical circle ».
Biography
Secretly from his father, Ivan Belousov wrote poems and published them under a pseudonym in various newspapers and magazines, starting with 1882. His works appeared in the magazines “Bulletin of Europe”, “Russian Wealth”, “Russian Thought”, etc.
In 1899, Belousov took an active part in the creation literary association "Sreda".
He published the magazines “Put” and “Our Journal”.
After the death of his father, on August 18, 1906, the family moved to Sokolinaya street: in 1910-1911 they lived in house No. 18; then, according to the “All Moscow” directories, I. A. Belousov is the owner of houses No. 22 and No. 24.
Belousov owns the complete translation of “Kobzar” Taras Shevchenko(the second edition, published in , also included previously banned poems). In 1927, at the celebration of the 45th anniversary of Belousov’s literary activity, T. I. Shepovalov noted that I. A. Belousov “being one hundred percent Muscovite, did more to popularize T. G. Shevchenko than many so-called generous Ukrainians." Belousov also translated the works of the Italian poetess Ada Negri, Polish - Maria Konopnitskaya, a number of Ukrainian and Belarusian poets. He wrote historical and literary articles and stories for children.
The main result of his work were two books of memoirs - “Literary Moscow” and “Gone Moscow”, where he talked about many of his contemporaries and friends - Tolstoy, Chekhov, Korolenko , Zlatovratsky ,
Books of memoirs:
Also, edited by Belousov, “Native Sounds” was published - a collection of poems by self-taught poets (Moscow,).
Modern editions
Family
In 1888 he married the merchant's daughter Irina Pavlovna Rakhmanova. They have sons: Alexey (?-1961), Ivan (?-1928), Sergei (?-?), Evgeniy (1907-1977).
