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On the sign:
[Illustration of the facial line of Joseph Brodsky]
Brodskij Iosif (1940-1996) grande poeta russo. premio Nobel. amò e cantò questo luogo.
Иосиф Бродский. великий русский поэт. лауреат Нобелевской премии. воспел "Набережную неисцелимых".
The plaque is dedicated to the Russian poet Joseph Brodsky born in Saint Petersburg, Russia (1940-1996), winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature who was expelled from Russia and moved to Venice and from there to the United States where he also died. Brodsky was buried in Venice (in the San Michele cemetery, a year after his death), a city he loved and made sure to visit at least once a year, also thanks to the fact that his wife was born in Italy and it is a city very close to Russia.
On the sign appears the text in Italian and Russian.
Translation of the text on the sign: Brodsky Joseph (1940-1996) great Russian poet. Nobel prize. I love and sang this place. Foundation of the Incurables
[In the Russian text, the last line is the name of the song Brodsky wrote at the request of Consorzio Venezia Nuova] sang "Embankment of the Incurable."
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