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Bruno Jasieński - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1036 words) |
 | Bruno Jasieński was born Wiktor Zysman on July 17, 1901 in Klimontów near Sandomierz in southern Poland, to a Polish family of distant Jewish and German roots. |
| The same year his son was born and Bruno became the editor in chief of Kultura mas (Culture of the Masses), a Polish-language monthly and a journalist of the Soviet Tribune. |
| Bruno Jasieński remains one of the most notable Polish futurists and as such is still acclaimed by members of various modernist art groups as a patron. |
| BRUNO JASIENSKI (926 words) |
| Jasienski was a poet, novelist and playwright; he was born in a provincial town Klimontow (near Sandomierz), the son of the local doctor. |
| Jasienski was one of the originators of Polish futurism, writing influential programmes and manifestos, which were published in a futurist magazine Turning Point (Zwrotnica) and/or presented at one of the scandalous poetry reading evenings organised at first mainly in Cracow. |
| Jasienski's early Polish writing is a characteristic mixture of the sentimental and the decadent, of traditional verse and outrageous, grotesque imagery, easily found in his poetry and prose. |
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