Pushkin’s allusions and reminiscences in the poetry of G. V. Ivanov

The article is devoted to Pushkinʼs allusions and reminiscences in the poetry of Georgy Ivanov. It is traced how the image of the first poet undergoes changes in Ivanov, turning from a certain attribute of aestheticized life in early acmeist poems into the last spiritual support against the backdrop of a tragically disintegrating world in the emigre period, especially in the last dying verses, “simple as a lowing”, where the poet addresses to Pushkin, feeling the need “before you die”, to talk with him - no longer about poetry, but about life and, most importantly, about death.