His mature works were notable for their celebration of sensual pleasures and a wide range of poetic forms. He began his literary career in the early 1890s, with his translations of the poetry of the French Symbolists. Influenced by the Decadent and Symbolist movements of his contemporary Europe, VALERY BRYUSOV also began to publish his own poems, and several young poets were attracted to his Symbolism.
His most famous prose work, it was historical novel “The Altar of Victory”, depicting life in Ancient Rome. By the 1910s, his reputation gradually declined. VALERY BRYUSOV supported the Bolshevik government, and before his death, he was involved in drawing up the proposal for the Great Soviet Encyclopedia. Now, his portrait is in the Russian Museum of St. Petersburg, in a collection of the work of Russian avant-garde artists. https://www.amazon.com/Valery-Bryusov-Selected-Russian-Symbolists-ebook/dp/B00CLW37K0
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