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Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | An enchanted book. An outbreak of monsters. Welcome to Once Upon Academy. where fairytales are real, and princesses find their happily ever afters.As the daughter of Beauty and her beloved Beast, it's no wonder Perle Durand can often be found with her nose stuck in a book. Unfortunately, nothing she has found in any text has helped her learn to control her magic and earn a coveted position as a student of Once Upon Academy.But when a mysterious librarian gifts Perle a book of runes to help improve her craft, the kind-hearted bookworm is finally able to earn admittance to the school of her dreams. Unfortunately, things aren't always as they seem. Shortly after arriving at Once Upon Academy, beastly creatures begin to appear, all of them attuned to Perle.When blame for these occurrences falls on Perle, it's up to her to unravel the mystery and clear her name. Thankfully, she won't have to do it alone. With the adventurous son of a giant-slayer, and a brooding wolf shifter by her side, the trio will wield the powers they possess to free the school from a shadow of darkness closing in.Magical mysticism meets fairy tale lore in Once Upon Academy: Perle of Wisdom by Marie Long!

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | An enchanted book. An outbreak of monsters. Welcome to Once Upon Academy. where fairytales are real, and princesses find their happily ever afters.As the daughter of Beauty and her beloved Beast, it's no wonder Perle Durand can often be found with her nose stuck in a book. Unfortunately, nothing she has found in any text has helped her learn to control her magic and earn a coveted position as a student of Once Upon Academy.But when a mysterious librarian gifts Perle a book of runes to help improve her craft, the kind-hearted bookworm is finally able to earn admittance to the school of her dreams. Unfortunately, things aren't always as they seem. Shortly after arriving at Once Upon Academy, beastly creatures begin to appear, all of them attuned to Perle.When blame for these occurrences falls on Perle, it's up to her to unravel the mystery and clear her name. Thankfully, she won't have to do it alone. With the adventurous son of a giant-slayer, and a brooding wolf shifter by her side, the trio will wield the powers they possess to free the school from a shadow of darkness closing in.Magical mysticism meets fairy tale lore in Once Upon Academy: Perle of Wisdom by Marie Long!

Malgré un tirage assez conséquent à 500 exemplaires non numérotés, très rare édition originale de la traduction française donnée par Vera Starkoff. Il y a eu une précédente traduction française donnée par H. Dupont dans les uvres choisies de A. S. Pouchkine, (Pétersbourg, 1847). Mais celle-ci a été considérée comme « médiocre » en son temps (cf. la Revue des Deux Mondes : "Le traducteur français des uvres de Pouchkine a échoué pour n'avoir point compris les exigences de sa tâche")5 illustrations symboliques de Marie Egoroff, flirtant avec le mysticisme (Couverture, frontispice et 3 hors-textes reproduits sur papier couché).Vera Starkoff, pseudonyme de Teresa Paula Efron, née le 1er avril 1867 en Pologne alors dans l'Empire russe et morte le 19 mars 1923 à Paris 14e, est une libertaire féministe, traductrice et franc-maçonne. Elle est une des premières dramaturges, créatrice d'un "théâtre de combat" qu'elle représente lors des Universités populaires à la fin du XIXe siècle et au début du XXe.Marie Egoroff, artiste russe, femme du peintre et céramiste russe, Evdokim Egorov. "Son mari la laissa veuve, après avoir souffert pendant dix-huit ans d'une cruelle paralysie. Dès lors, elle vécut, recluse volontaire, dans son deuil. Son mari ne lui avait pas permis d'apprendre le dessin. Il lui consentait de faire des ouvrages d'art décoratif. Avec beaucoup de goût, elle exécutait des décorations de faïence, des ouvrages de ciselure, des cuirs repoussés, etc. () Jamais elle n'avait dessiné une figure." (Bloc-Notes parisien in Le Gaulois, du mardi 4 décembre 1894), jusqu'à 1894, où elle exécute une série de 13 dessins symbolistes, exposés au 5, rue de la Paix, à Paris, qui ont donné lieu à une publication de catalogue. "Ce que l'on veut nous faire savoir, c'est que l'auteur de ces dessins, Mme Egoroff a obéi à une force inattendue, supérieure à sa volonté, étrangère à sa vie passée, une force non intérieure, mais extérieure, obligeant l'être à agir inconsciemment. Nous sommes, pour employer la formule habituelle, en plein spiritisme". (Gustave Geffroy, Notre Temps in La Justice, du jeudi 6 décembre 1894).**********************************************English translation :[EGOROFF (Marie)] - POUCHKINE - Ruslane and Ludmile. Poem translated from the Russian by Vera Starkoff. Illustrations by Marie Egoroff.P., Librairie de l'Art Indépendant, 1898, 1 vol. in-4°, Bradel binding, 1/2 black chagrin, gray-black paper boards with material effect, long title in palladium on the spine, lined slipcase (BOICHOT), covers preserved, top cover entirely illustrated with a black and white lithograph by Marie Egoroff, of XIV pp. (faux-titre, title, Notes sur Pouchkine par Vera Starkoff) - (1) f. (dedication) - 112 pp.Versos of illustration pages browned, a very fine copy in a fine contemporary binding by Thomas Boichot.Despite a fairly substantial print run of 500 unnumbered copies, this is a very rare first edition of the French translation by Vera Starkoff. There was an earlier French translation by H. Dupont in uvres choisies de A. S. Pushkin, (Petersburg, 1847). But this was considered "mediocre" in its day (cf. Revue des Deux Mondes: "Le traducteur français des uvres de Pouchkine a échoué pour n'avoir point compris les exigences de sa tâche").5 symbolic illustrations by Marie Egoroff, flirting with mysticism (cover, frontispiece and 3 hors-texts reproduced on coated paper).Vera Starkoff, pseudonym of Teresa Paula Efron, born on April 1, 1867 in Poland, then part of the Russian Empire, and died on March 19, 1923 in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, was a libertarian feminist, translator and freemason. She was one of the first playwrights to create a "combat theater", which she represented at the Universités Populaires in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.Marie Egoroff, Russian artist, wife of the Russian painter and ceramist Evdokim Egorov. "Her husband left her a widow after eighteen years of cruel paralysis. From then on, she lived in mourning, a voluntary recluse. Her husband had not allowed her to learn drawing. He allowed her to make decorative works of art. With great taste, she executed earthenware decorations, chasing works, embossed leathers, etc. (.) She had never drawn a figure". (Bloc-Notes parisien in Le Gaulois, Tuesday, December 4, 1894), until 1894, when she executed a series of 13 symbolist drawings, exhibited at 5, rue de la Paix, Paris, which gave rise to a published catalog. "What they want us to know is that the author of these drawings, Madame Egoroff, obeyed an unexpected force, superior to her will, foreign to her past life, a force not interior, but external, forcing the being to act unconsciously. We are, to use the usual expression, in the midst of spiritualism". (Gustave Geffroy, Notre Temps in La Justice, Thursday December 6, 1894).