Alexander Puskin is considered to be the greatest Russian poet and the founder of modern Russian literature. A romantic, Alexander Puskin is the subject of this OMAS limited edition . Born in Moscow at the end of the 18th century, Pushkin published his first poem at the age of fourteen.

Over the course of his short life, 37 years, he became involved in social reform and was sent into exile for his outspoken support of literary radicals. Pushkin died in 1837, but not from the hardships of exile. He was killed by a fatal wound he suffered after a duel with the man who was rumored to be having an affair with his wife, Natalya.

With such a dramatic life it is only fitting OMAS should produce such a dramatic pen in both gold and silver trim. Only 1000 pieces of the silver edition have been made. The gold pens have been manufactured in an edition of just 26 pieces.

The image of Pushkin, engraved on the barrel, is based on his self-portrait. We appreciate the simple lines of this pen. When the pen is capped, it has a continuous shape with its widest girth at the junction of cap and barrel.
	The silver trim pen has a solid 18k gold rhodium plated nib and is available in Extra Fine, Fine, Medium and Broad. Retail price of the Silver edition $2,400.00 Retail price of the Gold edition $14,250.00

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