Artists - Konstantin Pavstovsky

The Russian author Konstantin Paustovsky (1892-1968) intends in this book to depict the biography of five of the most important artists in the world and to address their suffering and brilliance alike from the beginning of their careers until they reached glory; and since Paustovsky did not belong to the Communist Party during the Stalinist totalitarian regime, the Soviet Union exerted immense pressure to divert attention from awarding him the Nobel Prize in Literature for 1965 after he was nominated for it. This book outwardly accurately portrays the most important contributions of the artists to the world and contains a valuable treasury of art and the best of what the artists' feathers have written, and internally expresses the suffering of those artists under their occupied countries. It is a book that cleverly describes the marginalized artist's life and the political history in which they lived, as well as narrates some important events indirectly about the Romantic era and Napoleon's occupation. Number of pages: 260 Year of publication: Publisher: Maqbara Books Publications