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Zustand: new. Pages: 413 Language: Russian. Don-Aminado - Aminad Petrovich Shpoljanskij (1888-1957) - zamechatelnyj poet i prozaik, po slovam I.A.Bunina - "odin iz samykh vydajuschikhsja russkikh jumoristov, stroki kotorogo dajut khudozhestvennoe naslazhdenie". No napisannye na zakate zhizni memuary "Poezd na tretem puti" - kniga sereznaja, dazhe grustnaja, ibo pronizana nostalgiej po utrachennoj Rossii, otkuda avtor byl vynuzhden emigrirovat v 1920 godu. Oni voskreshajut byt russkoj provintsii nachala XX veka, polnuju obajanija zhizn literaturnoj i teatralnoj Moskvy desjatykh godov i pronizannoe otchajaniem suschestvovanie russkikh emigrantov v prekrasnom i vse-taki chuzhom dlja nikh Parizhe. Dopolnjajut vospominanija izbrannye aforizmy pisatelja - kak vkljuchavshiesja im v svoi knigi, tak i rassejannye po stranitsam periodicheskoj pechati. 9785916312652.

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Hardcover/Hardback. Zustand: Good. Don-Aminado - Aminad Petrovich Shpolyanskij 1888-1957 - zamechatelnyj poet i prozaik, aktivnyj sotrudnik Novogo Satirikona. Ego talant vysoko tsenila Tsvetaeva, i dazhe vzyskatelnyj Bunin nazval ego odnim iz samykh vydayushchikhsya russkikh yumoristov, stroki kotorogo dayut khudozhestvennoe naslazhdenie. Odnako memuary Poezd na tretem puti, napisannye na zakate zhizni, - kniga sereznaya, dazhe grustnaya, ibo pronizana nostalgiej po utrachennoj Rossii, otkuda avtor byl vynuzhden emigrirovat v 1920 godu. Oni voskreshayutbyt russkoj provintsii nachala veka s ee prostodushiem i nekotoroj pretentsioznostyu, polnuyu obayaniya zhizn literaturnoj i teatralnoj i teatralnoj Moskvy desyatykh godov i pronizannoe otchayaniem sushchestvovanie russkikh emigrantov v prekrasnom i vse-taki chuzhom dlya nikh Parizhe.

Zustand: new. Marakulina, Asya (illustrator). Pages: 260 Language: Russian, English. OBRECHJONNYE NA ROL LJUBUJu (russko-frantsuzskij) - sbornik stikhotvorenij poetov, kotorykh vam vrjad li dovodilos chitat. Vse oni stali emigrantami-oskolkami revoljutsij i Grazhdanskoj vojny v byvshej Rossijskoj Imperii. Svoim novym domom oni popytalis sdelat Parizh i Belgrad, Berlin i Nju-Jork, Pragu i Revel. Zdes odni nachali, drugie prodolzhili pisat po-russki. O tom, chto v emigratsii ostavalas zhit russkojazychnaja kultura, chitateli Sovetskogo Sojuza uznali na izljote Perestrojki - voznikli imena, zazvuchali golosa. Etot nestrojnyj khor s nepredstavimym opytom okazalsja chuzhim - ochen skoro emigrantskaja literatura stala dostojaniem uzkogo kruga spetsialistov i interesujuschikhsja. Tak prodolzhalos do novogo obschego gorja i novoj volny emigratsii. Svoego roda mini-antologija - vykhodit vpervye za desjatiletija. Vpervye zhe - v perevode na frantsuzskij i anglijskij jazyki. Stikhotvorenija zhdali pochti sto let - chtoby obratitsja k novomu izgnaniju iz Rossii. Kniga sostavlena takim obrazom, chto v kazhdom stikhotvorenii segodnjashnij chitatel-emigrant bez truda obnaruzhit znakomoe ili svojo: neobratimost sluchivshejsja bedy, stremlenie vyzhit, poisk novogo doma, strakh pered buduschim, molenie o mire i nadezhdu na vozvraschenie nazad. 9782958693275.

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Très bon. un volume in-8° (190 x 140mm), 74 (1) pp. Reliure en demi-chagrin gris, dos lisse titré or, couverture conservée illustrée, gardes de papier marbré (reliure moderne). Dessins de V. Le Campion dans le texte.

Couverture souple. Zustand: bon. R240158766: 1939. In-18. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos satisfaisant, Papier jauni. 74 pages augmentées de nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc dans le texte. Petite annotation au crayon de papier en page de garde. . . . Classification Dewey : 840.091-XX ème siècle.

Zustand: New.

Couverture souple. Zustand: bon. RO80188577: 1928. In-12. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. défraîchie, Dos satisfaisant, Quelques rousseurs. 247 Pages. Nombreux culs de lampe en noir et blanc. Quelques rousseurs sans conséquence pour la lecture. Déchirure sur le 1er plat. Pages non coupées. . . . Classification Dewey : 840.091-XX ème siècle.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In this collection of stories, Don Aminado explores the lives and struggles of the Filipino people. From the impact of colonialism to the challenges faced by modern society, Aminado's poignant and insightful narratives offer a unique perspective on the history of the Philippines.

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100 pages, 2nn pages. Contemporary clothbound. The original brochure covers are inbound. Rare first edition. Don-Aminado(1888-1957), poet and satirist, was born Aminodav Peysakhovich (Russianized:Aminad Petrovich) Shpolyansky / Shpolianskii to a lower-middle-class Jewish family. He emigrated to Paris where he published also feature texts. Sprache: russisch / russian.

8vo, pp. 197, [3]; the odd page lightly spotted, but a very good copy in contemporary or early dark blue cloth; printed label pasted to the blank first recto: 'This copy, no. [38], belongs to Vladimir Mikhailovich Shapiro?.First edition, no. 38 of 150 copies, a poetical collection by the émigré poet, satirist and feuilletonist Aminad Shpolyansky. A journalist during the First World War, Shpolyansky (18881957) emigrated to Paris shortly afterwards. 'With his poetry and prose he continued the classical tradition of Russian humour with its compassion for the "small man" Published in Paris in 1935, Don-Aminado's book Bare garden assembled alongside poetical works, a cycle of aphorisms under the general title "The new Koz'ma Prutkov" [a fictional author invented by Aleksei Tolstoy] brilliantly witty and wicked. He casts doubts on all moral values brotherly love, friendship, kindness, justice', in a manner reminiscent of both Koz'ma Prutkov and Oscar Wilde (Literaturnaia entsiklopediia russkogo zarubezh'ia 1918-1940).Nabokov included several characters with the name Shpolyansky in his work, and his short story 'Zaniatoi chelovek' ('A Busy man') features a sketch of 'Don-Aminado' under the name Graf It: 'So here he is a thirty-two-year-old, smallish, but broad-shouldered man, with protruding transparent ears, half-actor, half-literatus, author of topical jingles in the émigré papers over a not very witty pen name'. Others were more generous, and he was extremely popular among the Parisian émigré community, including Marina Tsvetaeva. Language: Russian.