Background
Alexander Alexandrovich Bashilov was born on September 24, 1807, in Moscow City, Russian Federation. When Alexander Alexandrovich was eight, he was left in the care of his mother, Varvara Bashilova, who was divorced from her father.
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Alexander Alexandrovich Bashilov
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Biographical information about Bashilov is scarce. When he was eight, he was left in the care of his mother, Varvara Bashilova, who was divorced from her father. He served in the office of the Nizhny Novgorod Governor - General A. N. Bakhmetyev, then in the Jaeger division of General Lopukhin.
Career
In the mid-1820s, Alexander Alexandrovich lived in Saint Petersburg, published in the Saint Petersburg almanacs ("Elegiya", "Vse ne v prok", "K Baronu A.", etc.). He established a friendship with some young Petersburg writers. Since the end of the 20s, Alexander Alexandrovich has been a regular participant in Moscow publications: "Moscovski Telegrah" (1828, 1831), "Atenei" (1829), "Galateya" (1829-1830), where repeatedly he tried to publish poems, letter missive, and experiments in philosophical lyrics.
Personality
Alexander Alexandrovich is characterized as a man of sharp and original, but "mocking everything and everyone" mind, very questionable morality, character "rough", "indomitable violent, daring".
Connections
- Father:
- Alexander Bashilov
- Mother:
- Varvara Bashilova
