Bronze Horseman. Poems, poems. Pushkin A.S.

Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin (1799-1837)-Russian poet, playwright and prose writer. Even during his lifetime, contemporaries called him the greatest national poet.

The poem “The Copper Horseman” (1833) tells the story of the poor official Eugene, living in St. Petersburg, who, as a result of the flood, loses his beloved. Eugene, who went crazy with grief, begins to wander around the capital and accuses the copper horseman of all his troubles - a monument to Peter I on the Neva.

, during the life of Alexander Pushkin, the Bronze Horseman came out a small passage, since the emperor Nicholas I demanded to make large adjustments to which Pushkin did not agree. The first publication of the entire poetic story was after the death of the poet - in 1837. The collection also included the main works of Alexander Pushkin, the study of which is included in the compulsory school curriculum - poems (“Caucasian captive” (1822), “Bakhchisarai Fountain” (1824), etc.), lyrics.

for senior school age.