puskin pushkin (16 Ergebnisse)

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Zustand: Bien. X2508J01607. 30-70 g. 7,5x10,5 cm. Libro miniatura. Rústica. Estado, bien. La Enciclopedia Pulga, libros miniatura, se publicó en la década de 1950, con el texto: Servidores de la cultura, pequeños grandes libros, ayer - hoy - mañana, El SABER NO OCUPA LUGAR, todo el maravilloso mundo de la ciencia, del arte, de la técnica, de la literatura, historia, viajes, biografías, etc, a su alcance. El precio de los ejemplares osciló entre 1,50 y 3 pesetas. Se publicaron hasta 500 números y se distribuyó también el el extranjero, comercializándose en dólares. El ejemplar se ha conservado en clima seco y fue tratado con mimo. Signos habituales de paso del tiempo y almacenamiento.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. First Edition. Cloth. Very Good/Very Good. First Edition. White cloth decorated in black.

Zustand: NEW.

Zustand: NEW. Elena Ceccato (illustrator).

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. 91p slim paperback, dark blue cover, a very fresh copy, Cyrillic and Italian text on facing pages, a neat copy, bright and clean, very good indeed Language: Italian.

(London, Golden Cockerel Press, [1936]). 23 S. Mit goldener Titel-Illustr. u. 3 s/w. Illustr. im Text. 12mo (13 x 9,5 cm). Rotes OLn. mit illustr. Orig.-SU (dieser leicht berieben u. mit Randleinriss). [Skazka o zolotom petuske, engl.]. "Compositor: A.H- Gibbs. Pressman: H. Barker. Unlimited edition." - Vorsätze sowie erste u. letzte Bll. etwas stockfleckig, WaV; sonst gutes Exemplar.

hardback, 4to, 320pp, colur frontispiece and b/w illustrations, text in Czech, owner's inscription on endpaper, slight browning, otherwise clean and sound, patterned boards and quarter-cloth binding, corners bumped, otherwise Very Good condition.

Oktav. 96 pages. With several illustrations. Original brochure. The spine fixed with tape. Stamped with Philip L. Barbout on the cover and with his name in Russian on the title, dated !0.IX.45. Sprache: russisch.

Oktav. 86 pages. Original brochure. The front cover is stained, the rear cover is missing. Sprache: russisch.

2nd. edition. Izd. Vtoroe 10 Bände, tomach, volumes, Oktav. With several illustrations. Cloth binding. Good condition. The edition of the Russian Academy. Sprache: russisch.

Klein Oktav. II, 183 pages. Demi-reliure. Half cloth-binding. Avec des rousseurs. = Bibliothèque des Chemins de Fer. Rare early french translation of the latest prose work by Alexander Pushkin (1799-1837), first published in the Russian newspaper Sowremennik in 1836. The first French translation was published in 1853, the first German translation was pubished in 1848. Sprache: französisch / francais.

Reprint of the Academic edition 1937-1959. Complete with 19 volumes in 23 books, here only volume 1-10 in 14 books. Oktav. With several illustrations and facsimiles. Original green cloth binding. Good condition The Academic edition was printed to mark Pushkins (1799-1837) 200 anniversary. Bitte beachten Sie die abweichenden Versandkosten für EU Staaten (EUR 40,-). Please mention the higher costs for EU countries (EUR 50,-) and for oversea destinations f.e. USA (EUR 150,-). Sprache: russisch.

First Hungarian edition. First Hungarian edition. In contemporary tooled green buckram. Spine gilt. Edges marbled. XXIV, 296 p. First Hungarian edition of Pushkin's Eugene Onegin which was originally published in Russian in 1833. This, the first Hungarian translation, was published with a foreword and a biography of Pushkin by the translator, as the second book by Pushkin ever published in Hungarian. . Cover slightly rubbed, corners bumped. Foxing and stains throughout with different intensity. Possessor's inscription on front pastedown. Overall in very good condition. In contemporary tooled green buckram. Spine gilt. Edges marbled.

In 16 (cm 11 x 17), pp. (4) +Â192. Brossura rifatta con carta d'epoca. Prima traduzione francese di questo romanzo sul falso Pietro III, Pugacev, scritto da Aleksandr Puskin. Emil'jan Pugacev, riprendendo uno schema di comportamento gia' diffuso a partire dal XVII secolo, si era dichiarato lo zar Pietro III miracolosamente sopravvissuto alle trame di Caterina II (in realta' lo zar era morto durante il colpo di stato del 1762). Aveva quindi condotto una sanguinosa guerra contadina poi conclusasi con la sua sconfitta e cattura. La sua figura divenne celebre in Occidente proprio grazie alle pagine di Puskin. ITA.

Taglio superiore oro. 116 p. 125x85 mm elegante p.tela edit. con sovraccoperta.

Stuttgart: Johann Friedrich Cast, 1840. Octavo (19 × 11.5 cm). Publisher's printed green wrappers; XVIII, 258 pp. Light wear to wrapper edges; else about very good; an uncut and unopened copy. First German translation of Pushkin's controversial narrative of the peasant uprising led by the Don Cossack Emelian Ivanovich Pugachev (1742-1775), and almost certainly the first translation of the work into any language other than Russian. Pushkin's lively interest in this popular revolt inspired him to write both his better-known novel 'The Captain's Daughter' (1836) and this non-fiction account of the events. In addition to traveling to the site of the rebellion, Pushkin also studied archival documents related to the life of Pugachev, who was executed in Moscow. In spite of his initial reservations, Tsar Nicholas I granted Pushkin's request to publish the work, but required the title to be changed. It was published in 1834. Pushkin's considerable sympathy towards Pugachev and the impoverished masses scandalized numerous conservative critics. The translator, Hirschmann Brandeis (born 1793), was a German medical doctor and historian of medicine; this appears to be his only published book-length translation. With twenty pages of often highly subjective geographica, historical, and linguistic notes by the author, which form an interesting case study of the early reception of Russian culture in Germany. Among other things, Brandeis discusses the concept of "samozvanets" (usurpator), Russian hospitality, and gives a rather romantic account of the Cossacks. Interestingly, the year 1840 saw a number of translations of Pushkin's poetry and prose into German, a result of the growing interest in the poet after his untimely death. Cat. Russica P-1193. Quite scarce, especially in such excellent condition. In North America, KVK and OCLC only show copies at Columbia, Harvard, and Syracuse.