KnowraRussian SymbolismLinked fromLinked fromThe 31 pages that link to Russian Symbolism, each with the reason it gives.All 31Broader topic 3Related 9Narrower topic 13Compared with 6Russian avant-gardeNarrower topic: Its spiritual and poetic concerns formed one inheritance that later avant-garde artists challenged and transformed.Alexander BlokNarrower topic: Blok became one of the movement’s leading Russian poets.Andrei BelyNarrower topic: Bely became one of its central writers and helped give it a distinctive Russian form.Dmitry MerezhkovskyNarrower topic: Merezhkovsky helped establish this movement in Russian literature.Valery BryusovNarrower topic: Bryusov became one of its principal organizers and theorists.Vladimir SolovyovNarrower topic: Solovyov’s poetry and religious imagery helped shape the movement’s early intellectual atmosphere.Zinaida GippiusNarrower topic: Gippius became one of the movement’s leading poets and helped define its early direction.Viktor ShklovskyNarrower topic: Formalists such as Shklovsky defined their methods partly against Symbolist approaches to literature.Konstantin BalmontNarrower topic: Balmont became one of the movement’s defining poets through his lyric experiments and public advocacy.Fyodor SologubNarrower topic: Sologub’s poetry and fiction developed within this movement.Innokenty AnnenskyNarrower topic: Annensky’s poetry belongs to the movement, though his restrained style differs from its early mystical emphasis.Maximilian VoloshinNarrower topic: Its aesthetics formed part of the literary world in which Voloshin wrote.Nicholas RoerichNarrower topic: Its spiritual imagery and literary circles shaped Roerich’s early artistic outlook.