This literary group's belief in the poet's role as a craftsman and the need for concrete language in poetry can be seen in such works as "Tristia" and "Foreign Sky".
This literary group's belief in the poet's role as a craftsman and the need for concrete language in poetry can be seen in such works as "Tristia" and "Foreign Sky". Centered in Saint Petersburg and associated with the magazine "Apollo", its founder was Nikolai Gumilyov, while its greatest member was Gumilyov's wife.  For 10 points name this early 20th century literary movement, that included the poets Sergei Gorodetskii and Osip Mandelshtam, as well as Anna Akhmatova.
This literary group's belief in the poet's role as a craftsman and the need for concrete language in poetry can be seen in such works as "Tristia" and "Foreign Sky".
Acmeists (or Akmeisty)