A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Alias:
M. J. Lermontov
Michail Jurjevič Lermontov
Михаил Лермонтов
Birthplace:
Moscow, Russian Empire [now Russia]
Born:
October 15, 1814
Died:
July 27, 1841
Mikhail Yuryevich Lermontov (Михаил Юрьевич Лермонтов; 1814 – 1841), sometimes referred to as the "Poet of the Caucasus", was a Russian Romantic writer, poet and painter considered the most important Russian poet after Alexander Pushkin's death in 1837 and perhaps the greatest figure in Russian Romanticism. His influence on later Russian literature is still felt in modern times, not only through his poetry, but also through his prose, which founded the tradition of the Russian psychological novel.
Novel:
1926 Duchess Mary
1927 Bela
1967 A Hero of Our Time
1967 A Hero of Our Time: Bela
1973 One Russian Summer
1975 Pages from Pechorin's Journal
1984 Komtesa Mary
1988 Ashik Kerib
2011 Pechorin
2023 Maskerad
Poem:
1910 Boyar Orsha
1926 Duchess Mary
1927 Bela
1967 A Hero of Our Time
1967 A Hero of Our Time: Bela
1973 One Russian Summer
1975 Pages from Pechorin's Journal
1984 Komtesa Mary
1988 Ashik Kerib
2011 Pechorin
2023 Maskerad
Short Story:
1910 Boyar Orsha
1926 Duchess Mary
1927 Bela
1967 A Hero of Our Time
1967 A Hero of Our Time: Bela
1968 Fatalista
1970 Tamań
1973 One Russian Summer
1975 Pages from Pechorin's Journal
1984 Komtesa Mary
1988 Ashik Kerib
2011 Pechorin
2023 Maskerad
Story:
1910 Boyar Orsha
1910 Vadim
1913 Bela
1926 Duchess Mary
1927 Bela
1967 A Hero of Our Time
1967 A Hero of Our Time: Bela
1968 Fatalista
1970 Tamań
1973 One Russian Summer
1975 Pages from Pechorin's Journal
1984 Komtesa Mary
1988 Ashik Kerib
2011 Pechorin
2023 Maskerad
Theatre Play:
1910 Boyar Orsha
1910 Vadim
1913 Bela
1926 Duchess Mary
1927 Bela
1941 Masquerade
1963 Maškaráda
1967 A Hero of Our Time
1967 A Hero of Our Time: Bela
1968 Fatalista
1970 Tamań
1973 One Russian Summer
1974 Two Brothers
1975 Pages from Pechorin's Journal
1976 Čudný človek
1981 Maškaráda
1984 Komtesa Mary
1988 Ashik Kerib
2011 Pechorin
2023 Maskerad
Writer:
1910 Boyar Orsha
1910 Vadim
1913 Bela
1926 Duchess Mary
1927 Bela
1941 Masquerade
1963 Maškaráda
1967 A Hero of Our Time
1967 A Hero of Our Time: Bela
1968 Fatalista
1970 Tamań
1973 One Russian Summer
1974 Two Brothers
1975 Pages from Pechorin's Journal
1976 Čudný človek
1981 Maškaráda
1984 Komtesa Mary
1988 Ashik Kerib
2007 A Hero of Our Time
2011 Pechorin
2017 Bolshoi Ballet: A Hero of Our Time
2023 Maskerad
Screenstory:
2010 Nesmrteľní
Short Story:
1971 Theatre Macabre
2010 Nesmrteľní
Writer:
1971 Theatre Macabre
2007 A Hero of Our Time
2010 Nesmrteľní
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