Early photographs of Mayakovsky

[Jacob Edmond]

You might also wish to consider the image, sometimes considered a
self-portrait, on the cover of Mayakovsky's first book, Ia!, which I have
written about in “The I as Such: Vladimir Maiakovskii’'s
Ia!” Australian Slavonic and East European Studies 16.1-2 (2002):
41-54.

Dr Jacob Edmond
Senior Lecturer
Department of English
University of Otago
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Dunedin 9016, New Zealand
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On 16/12/2007, at 1:33 PM, Connor Doak wrote:

Dear all,

I am doing some research on poetic self-creation and Mayakovsky.  The
existing literature has a lot of reference to the later Mayakovsky
photographs taken by Aleksandr Rodchenko, but much less on the early
photographs (where he is depicted with the romantic forelock).  Does
anyone has information on who the photographer of these pictures was
or any leads on where to look for this information?

Many thanks,
Connor Doak

Graduate Student
Northwestern University

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