Velimir Khlebnikov
(Viktor Vladimirovich Khlebnikov)
Velimir Khlebnikov was born Oct 28 1885 BirthTurdutov, Russia.
Died June 28 1922 deathSantalovo.
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Bo-beh-o-bi, sang the lips,
Veh-eh-o-mi, sang the glances,
Pi-eh-eh-o, sang the brows,
Li-eh-eh-ey, sang the visage,
Gzi-gzi-gzeh-o, sang the chain.
Thus on a canvas of some correspondences
Beyond dimension lived the face.
Despite the fact that Russian Cubo-Futurist Velimir Khlebnikov only lived a short life of thirty-six years (1885-1922), the volume of work he left behind makes for virtually inexhaustible reading. It is not only the quantity of Khlebnikov’s work that may provide the reader with a lifetime of amusement and exhilaration; the scope and nature of his vision of the world proves that he was deserving of the titles he and his cohorts bestowed on him, President of Planet Earth and The King of Time. And even though the King of Time has been dead for almost a hundred years now, his words still seem to have arrived from the future…
Vasyl’ Iermilov, Vladimir Mayakovsky, Velimir Khlebnikov, Ivan Kliun, Kirill Zdanevich, Igor’ Terent’ev, Natalia Goncharova and Valentin Kataev.
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