![]() Mărgăritescu in Bucharest, from where he published poems in the literary supplement of the newspaper Seara and sent Plumb out for publication. In 1914, Bacovia was interned at the sanitorium of Dr. In 1913–1914, his health deteriorated and he was eventually forced to relinquish his post. Ionescu-Caion on the Românul Literar, with other figures on Flacăra, working as a copyist at the Prefecture, and helping at the Prefectural accounting office. Instead, he spent his time working with Constantin Al. Between 19 he came to Iași for examinations but lived in Bacău on obtaining his law degree in 1911, he qualified for the bar in Bacău, but despite paying dues for ten years, never practiced law. Rascu with his review Versuri, later Versuri și proză. ![]() Until 1909 he remained in Iași, assisting I. After two years in Bucharest with his brother Eugen, he returned to Bacău before matriculating at the University of Iași's Faculty of Law despite his previous studies in Bucharest, he started as a first-year student. Helped by his growing reputation, he gained a position at the review Arta de la Iași and was able to stop his law studies. He continued reading his poems at Macedonski's salon, and in 1904 his Nervi de toamnă ( Autumn nerves) obtained the same success. He matriculated at the Faculty of Law in Bucharest and soon became a fixture in the city's literary life an early reading of his poem Plumb ( Lead) at Alexandru Macedonski's salon produced a powerful impression. He wrote the poem Liceu ( High School) in response to a Ministry of Education questionnaire sent to graduates in the course of Spiru Haret's educational reforms. ![]() In 1901 he began studies at the Liceul Ferdinand in Bacău, from which he graduated in 1903. In 1900, Bacovia matriculated at the Military Academy in Iași, but dropped out during his second semester, unable to bear military discipline. George" – was published in the magazine Literatorul on 30 March, launching his literary career. His poem Și toate – written a year earlier under the name of "V. ![]() In 1899, he received the national first prize in the contest "Tinerimii române" for "artistic drawings of nature". He also distinguished himself in gymnastics. He exhibited a talent for drawing and developed into an excellent violinist in the school orchestra, which he directed. One autumn night, an oversight by the sexton led to his being locked overnight in the tower of the Precista church, an experience which would later inspire his first major poem, 1899's Amurg violet ( Purple Twilight). In June 1893, he finished his primary schooling and afterward began studies at the Ferdinand Gymnasium, also in Bacău. Between 18 he started his schooling at an academy in Bacău, before registering in 1891 at the "Domnească" Primary School in the same city. At only six years of age he began his study of German. ![]() Bacovia was born Gheorghe Vasiliu in Bacău, the son of a merchant, Dimitrie Vasiliu, and his wife Zoe "Zoița" Vasiliu (born Langa). ![]()
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