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The book "The Adventures of Dunno and his friends" by writer Nikolai Nosov The book "The Adventures of Dunno and his friends" by writer Nikolai Nosov
The book "The Adventures of Dunno and his friends" by writer Nikolai Nosov The book "The Adventures of Dunno and his friends" by writer Nikolai Nosov
The book "The Adventures of Dunno and his friends" by writer Nikolai Nosov The book "The Adventures of Dunno and his friends" by writer Nikolai Nosov
The book "The Adventures of Dunno and his friends" by writer Nikolai Nosov The book "The Adventures of Dunno and his friends" by writer Nikolai Nosov
The book "The Adventures of Dunno and his friends" by writer Nikolai Nosov The book "The Adventures of Dunno and his friends" by writer Nikolai Nosov
The book "The Adventures of Dunno and his friends" by writer Nikolai Nosov The book "The Adventures of Dunno and his friends" by writer Nikolai Nosov
Stargift The book "The Adventures of Dunno and his friends" by writer Nikolai Nosov The book "The Adventures of Dunno and his friends" by writer Nikolai Nosov On the title page is an extract from the author: "To Ivan Davydov as a sign Respect and memory from the author March 25, 60 N. Nosov". Nikolai Nosov is a Soviet children's writer, author of the famous series of books about the adventures of Dunno. Among his works, there was a place for many other popular books that have become classics of children's literature. Nosov was known for his light and bright writing style, and his stories are still loved by children and adults alike. "The Adventures of Dunno and his Friends" is the first book in Nikolai Nosov's trilogy about the adventures of Dunno, first published in 1953-1954. Nosov's idea of "Dunno" was born under the impression of Anna Khvolson's fairy tale "The Kingdom of the Little Ones", which he read as a child. The name of the main character was also taken from the tale of Khvolson. A separate Russian-language edition of the tale of Dunno was published in 1954 by Detgiz publishing house under the title "The Adventures of Dunno and his Friends" with illustrations by Alexei Laptev. It was Laptev who created the familiar image of Dunno, which other artists began to use after that.
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An autographed letter from the writer Somerset Maugham An autographed letter from the writer Somerset Maugham
An autographed letter from the writer Somerset Maugham An autographed letter from the writer Somerset Maugham
An autographed letter from the writer Somerset Maugham An autographed letter from the writer Somerset Maugham
An autographed letter from the writer Somerset Maugham An autographed letter from the writer Somerset Maugham
Stargift An autographed letter from the writer Somerset Maugham An autographed letter from the writer Somerset Maugham William Somerset Maugham is a British writer, one of the most successful novelists of the 1930s, the author of 78 books, and an agent of British intelligence. During the First World War, he collaborated with MI5, and was sent to Russia as an agent of British intelligence in order to prevent it from withdrawing from the war. I arrived there by steamer from the USA, to Vladivostok. He was in Petrograd from August to November 1917, and repeatedly met with Alexander Kerensky, Boris Savinkov and other political figures. After the failure of his mission in connection with the October Revolution, he left Russia via Sweden. The work of the intelligence officer was reflected in the collection of 14 short stories "Ashenden, or the British Agent" (1928, Russian translations — 1929 and 1992).
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Handwritten letter signed by the poet Agnia Barto Handwritten letter signed by the poet Agnia Barto
Handwritten letter signed by the poet Agnia Barto Handwritten letter signed by the poet Agnia Barto
Handwritten letter signed by the poet Agnia Barto Handwritten letter signed by the poet Agnia Barto
Handwritten letter signed by the poet Agnia Barto Handwritten letter signed by the poet Agnia Barto
Handwritten letter signed by the poet Agnia Barto Handwritten letter signed by the poet Agnia Barto
Stargift Handwritten letter signed by the poet Agnia Barto Handwritten letter signed by the poet Agnia Barto Agnia Lvovna Barto is a Russian Soviet children's poet, writer, screenwriter, radio presenter. Winner of the Stalin Prize of the second degree (1950) and the Lenin Prize (1972). Most of Agnia Barto's poems were written for preschoolers or elementary school children. Poems are easy to read and memorize. Through them, the author addressed the child on equal terms in simple language without lyrical digressions and descriptions. All the characters in the poems are called by their first names: "Tamara and I", "Who doesn't know Lyubochka", "Our Tanya is crying loudly", "Volodin's portrait", "Leshenka, Leshenka, do me a favor".
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An autographed book by the poet Andrei Voznesensky in 1984. An autographed book by the poet Andrei Voznesensky in 1984.
An autographed book by the poet Andrei Voznesensky in 1984. An autographed book by the poet Andrei Voznesensky in 1984.
An autographed book by the poet Andrei Voznesensky in 1984. An autographed book by the poet Andrei Voznesensky in 1984.
An autographed book by the poet Andrei Voznesensky in 1984. An autographed book by the poet Andrei Voznesensky in 1984.
An autographed book by the poet Andrei Voznesensky in 1984. An autographed book by the poet Andrei Voznesensky in 1984.
Stargift An autographed book by the poet Andrei Voznesensky in 1984. An autographed book by the poet Andrei Voznesensky in 1984. Andrey Andreevich Voznesensky is a Soviet and Russian poet, publicist, artist and architect. Laureate of the USSR State Prize (1978) and the Russian Government Prize (2010, posthumously). One of the most famous poets of the mid-20th century, the so-called Sixties. He is also known as a songwriter.
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Subscription list with autographs of writers Boris Pasternak, Ilya Selvinsky, Alexander Fadeev and other poets and writers Subscription list with autographs of writers Boris Pasternak, Ilya Selvinsky, Alexander Fadeev and other poets and writers
Subscription list with autographs of writers Boris Pasternak, Ilya Selvinsky, Alexander Fadeev and other poets and writers Subscription list with autographs of writers Boris Pasternak, Ilya Selvinsky, Alexander Fadeev and other poets and writers
Stargift Subscription list with autographs of writers Boris Pasternak, Ilya Selvinsky, Alexander Fadeev and other poets and writers Subscription list with autographs of writers Boris Pasternak, Ilya Selvinsky, Alexander Fadeev and other poets and writers Boris Leonidovich Pasternak (1890-1960) was a 20th—century Russian writer, poet and novelist. He is the author of the famous novel “Doctor Zhivago”, numerous translations from other languages, collections of poems, novels, articles and essays. Winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature. In 1952, Pasternak suffered a heart attack, but despite this, he continued to create and develop. Boris Leonidovich began a new cycle of his poems — "When he gets wild" (1956-1959) This was the writer's last book. An incurable disease, lung cancer, led to Pasternak's death on May 30, 1960. The poet died in Peredelkino.
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The book "Autographs" of 1921. The book "Autographs" of 1921.
The book "Autographs" of 1921. The book "Autographs" of 1921.
The book "Autographs" of 1921. The book "Autographs" of 1921.
The book "Autographs" of 1921. The book "Autographs" of 1921.
The book "Autographs" of 1921. The book "Autographs" of 1921.
The book "Autographs" of 1921. The book "Autographs" of 1921.
Stargift The book "Autographs" of 1921. The book "Autographs" of 1921. A book with autographs and works by outstanding Russian poets of the first half of the twentieth century. The original edition of 1921. This edition presents printed autographs and handwritten works by outstanding Russian poets of the first half of the twentieth century: Andrei Bely (poem "Tanks"), Valery Bryusov ("Why?"), Rurik Ivlev ("On a decomposing corpse"), Pimen Karpov ("I accept"), Anatoly Lunacharsky ("Happy the Earth"), Ivan Novikov ("Mirrors"), Matvey Roizman ("If with Red Hands"), Semyon Rubanovich ("At the Window"), Ivan Rukavishnikov ("Triolet"), Fedor Sologub ("I'm Rising Higher and Higher"), Marina Tsvetaeva ("Oh, you're my fungus"), Ilya Ehrenburg ("Oh, it's easier to build...").
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An autographed letter from the writer Sergei Mikhalkov An autographed letter from the writer Sergei Mikhalkov
An autographed letter from the writer Sergei Mikhalkov An autographed letter from the writer Sergei Mikhalkov
Stargift An autographed letter from the writer Sergei Mikhalkov An autographed letter from the writer Sergei Mikhalkov Sergey Vladimirovich Mikhalkov is a Russian (Soviet and Russian) writer, poet, playwright and publicist, war correspondent, screenwriter, fabulist, public figure. Co—author of the text of the anthem of the Soviet Union and the author of the text of the anthem of the Russian Federation, Chairman of the Union of Writers of the RSFSR, and from 1992 to 2008 - Chairman of the International Community of Writers' Unions. Mikhalkov's greatest fame came from his works for children. Hero of Socialist Labor (1973), Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1967), winner of the Lenin (1970), three Stalin Prizes of the II degree (1941, 1942, 1950), the USSR State Prize (1978) and the Stanislavsky State Prize of the RSFSR (1977). Knight of the four Orders of Lenin (1939, 1963, 1973, 1983). Academician of the Russian Academy of Education. Deputy of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of 8-11 convocations (1970-1989). Member of the CPSU since 1950.
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A handwritten letter from the writer Herbert George Wells A handwritten letter from the writer Herbert George Wells
A handwritten letter from the writer Herbert George Wells A handwritten letter from the writer Herbert George Wells
Stargift A handwritten letter from the writer Herbert George Wells A handwritten letter from the writer Herbert George Wells Herbert George Wells is an English writer and publicist. The author of the famous science fiction novels "The Time Machine", "The Invisible Man", "The War of the Worlds". A representative of critical realism. A supporter of Fabian socialism. He visited Russia three times, where he met with Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin.
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An autographed letter from the poet Samuel Marshak An autographed letter from the poet Samuel Marshak
An autographed letter from the poet Samuel Marshak An autographed letter from the poet Samuel Marshak
An autographed letter from the poet Samuel Marshak An autographed letter from the poet Samuel Marshak
Stargift An autographed letter from the poet Samuel Marshak An autographed letter from the poet Samuel Marshak According to Korney Chukovsky, poetry for Marshak was "a passionate passion, even an obsession." Marshak not only wrote poetry for children and adults, but also translated poets from different countries, participated in the creation of one of the first children's theaters of the Soviet Union and the first publishing house for children.
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A book by Robert Burns with an autograph by the poet Samuel Marshak in 1952. A book by Robert Burns with an autograph by the poet Samuel Marshak in 1952.
A book by Robert Burns with an autograph by the poet Samuel Marshak in 1952. A book by Robert Burns with an autograph by the poet Samuel Marshak in 1952.
A book by Robert Burns with an autograph by the poet Samuel Marshak in 1952. A book by Robert Burns with an autograph by the poet Samuel Marshak in 1952.
A book by Robert Burns with an autograph by the poet Samuel Marshak in 1952. A book by Robert Burns with an autograph by the poet Samuel Marshak in 1952.
A book by Robert Burns with an autograph by the poet Samuel Marshak in 1952. A book by Robert Burns with an autograph by the poet Samuel Marshak in 1952.
A book by Robert Burns with an autograph by the poet Samuel Marshak in 1952. A book by Robert Burns with an autograph by the poet Samuel Marshak in 1952.
Stargift A book by Robert Burns with an autograph by the poet Samuel Marshak in 1952. A book by Robert Burns with an autograph by the poet Samuel Marshak in 1952. Marshak is an honorary citizen of Scotland. This title was awarded to him by the Scottish government precisely for the translations of Robert Burns' poems into Russian.
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A book with a handwritten address by historian Nikolai Romanov in 1926. A book with a handwritten address by historian Nikolai Romanov in 1926.
A book with a handwritten address by historian Nikolai Romanov in 1926. A book with a handwritten address by historian Nikolai Romanov in 1926.
A book with a handwritten address by historian Nikolai Romanov in 1926. A book with a handwritten address by historian Nikolai Romanov in 1926.
A book with a handwritten address by historian Nikolai Romanov in 1926. A book with a handwritten address by historian Nikolai Romanov in 1926.
A book with a handwritten address by historian Nikolai Romanov in 1926. A book with a handwritten address by historian Nikolai Romanov in 1926.
A book with a handwritten address by historian Nikolai Romanov in 1926. A book with a handwritten address by historian Nikolai Romanov in 1926.
Stargift A book with a handwritten address by historian Nikolai Romanov in 1926. A book with a handwritten address by historian Nikolai Romanov in 1926. Nikolai Ilyich Romanov is an art historian and museum worker. In 1923, he became the head of the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts (GMII). It was during these years, as a result of the nationalization of private collections and the redistribution of museum values, the museum received a significant number of paintings by Western European artists, in the selection of which N.I. Romanov took an active part. Thus, one of the first bulletins of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, published after the reorganization of the museum and its inclusion in the government plan for the development of museum business (at the same time the museum was renamed the State Museum of Fine Arts), was signed by N.I. Romanov. The issue contains art history articles and articles about the development of the museum, its events and receipts.
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Autographed photo by writer Arthur Haley Autographed photo by writer Arthur Haley
Autographed photo by writer Arthur Haley Autographed photo by writer Arthur Haley
Stargift Autographed photo by writer Arthur Haley Autographed photo by writer Arthur Haley Before writing his novels, Arthur Haley did a lot of preparatory work: he studied thoroughly the field of activity about which he was going to write. Over the years of his biography, he had to study even job descriptions to accurately convey the plot. For the novel "Hotel", he read 27 books on how to run a hotel business. When working on Wheels, he spent days at factories specializing in the automotive industry in Detroit. At the very beginning of his career, Haley wrote screenplays and plays. His popularity was brought by "Runway 08", which was later reworked by the writer into a novel. Hayley's most popular novel can be recognized as "Airport". Based on the novel "Airport" in 1970, a film was made with leading Hollywood actors - ten Oscar nominations. After this film adaptation, three more sequels were released.
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Typescript with handwritten address and autograph by poet Boris Pasternak Typescript with handwritten address and autograph by poet Boris Pasternak
Typescript with handwritten address and autograph by poet Boris Pasternak Typescript with handwritten address and autograph by poet Boris Pasternak
Typescript with handwritten address and autograph by poet Boris Pasternak Typescript with handwritten address and autograph by poet Boris Pasternak
Typescript with handwritten address and autograph by poet Boris Pasternak Typescript with handwritten address and autograph by poet Boris Pasternak
Typescript with handwritten address and autograph by poet Boris Pasternak Typescript with handwritten address and autograph by poet Boris Pasternak
Typescript with handwritten address and autograph by poet Boris Pasternak Typescript with handwritten address and autograph by poet Boris Pasternak
Stargift Typescript with handwritten address and autograph by poet Boris Pasternak Typescript with handwritten address and autograph by poet Boris Pasternak The document is dated December 18, 1948. The forbidden poem by Boris Pasternak. Seventy years ago, on New Year's Eve 1949, people passed this handwritten poem to each other. It was called the Christmas Star. The poem was written by Pasternak in 1947 and is included in the cycle "Poems of Yuri Zhivago". On the last sheet there is an autograph and an inscription of B. Pasternak to the poet Simon Ivanovich Chikovani. Simon Ivanovich Chikovani (1902 - 1966) was a Georgian Soviet poet. Winner of the Stalin Prize of the first degree (1947).
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An envelope with the autograph of the poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko An envelope with the autograph of the poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko
An envelope with the autograph of the poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko An envelope with the autograph of the poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko
An envelope with the autograph of the poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko An envelope with the autograph of the poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko
An envelope with the autograph of the poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko An envelope with the autograph of the poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko
Stargift An envelope with the autograph of the poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko An envelope with the autograph of the poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko Yevgeny Yevtushenko is a Russian poet. He also became famous as a novelist, director, screenwriter, publicist, reader-speaker and actor. He was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature (1963). The letter dates back to 1977 and was sent by the poet to the Bulgarian publishing house Narodna Kultura, namely, to Comrade Antonov. The publishing house itself was established in 1945, specialized in the production of fiction and existed until 2003.
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An autographed letter from the philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre An autographed letter from the philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre
An autographed letter from the philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre An autographed letter from the philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre
An autographed letter from the philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre An autographed letter from the philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre
An autographed letter from the philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre An autographed letter from the philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre
An autographed letter from the philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre An autographed letter from the philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre
Stargift An autographed letter from the philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre An autographed letter from the philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre Translation of the letter: "Thank you for sending me your article about the Czech novel. I will report to the Temps Modernes lecture committee today so that they can express their opinions. Temps Modernes (French: Temps Modernes, "New Times") is a French literary and political magazine founded in 1945 by philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre. The name of the magazine was given in honor of the film of the same name by Charlie Chaplin.
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Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase
Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase
Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase
Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase
Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase
Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase
Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase
Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase
Stargift Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase Konstantin Simonov's personal leather briefcase There is a metal plate with an inscription on the inside of the lid: "Dear Konstantin Mikhailovich on his sixtieth birthday. Hugging — grandma and grandpa are Greedy. 28.XI.1975". Scuffs on the protruding surfaces. A briefcase presented for the 60th anniversary by the parents of his wife (Larisa Alekseevna Zhadova) — Alexey Semenovich Zhadov (Soviet military commander, commander of armies during the Great Patriotic War, first Deputy Commander-in-chief of the Land Forces, army general) with his wife.
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An autographed book by journalist Leonid Parfenov An autographed book by journalist Leonid Parfenov
An autographed book by journalist Leonid Parfenov An autographed book by journalist Leonid Parfenov
An autographed book by journalist Leonid Parfenov An autographed book by journalist Leonid Parfenov
Stargift An autographed book by journalist Leonid Parfenov An autographed book by journalist Leonid Parfenov Leonid Parfenov is a Russian journalist, TV presenter, documentary filmmaker, writer, and public figure. He is the author of television and book projects "The Other Day" and "The Russian Empire", the author of many documentaries such as "17 moments of spring. 25 years later.", "The meeting place. 20 years later.", five-time winner of the TEFI, author of the YouTube channel "Parthenon". From 2012 to 2018, he was a member of the Presidential Council for the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights. Leonid is currently working on a new documentary project - a trilogy about the nations that came to Russian civilization. Russian Russians, the first film, which consists of three episodes, was already released in April 2018, as was the second film, consisting of two parts, Russian Georgians, which was released in February 2020. In the future, the author plans to start working on "Russian Germans".
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An autographed book by the writer Lily Brick in 1922. An autographed book by the writer Lily Brick in 1922.
An autographed book by the writer Lily Brick in 1922. An autographed book by the writer Lily Brick in 1922.
An autographed book by the writer Lily Brick in 1922. An autographed book by the writer Lily Brick in 1922.
An autographed book by the writer Lily Brick in 1922. An autographed book by the writer Lily Brick in 1922.
Stargift An autographed book by the writer Lily Brick in 1922. An autographed book by the writer Lily Brick in 1922. Signed by Lily Brick on the title page: "To Yuri Borisovich Yushkin / in memory of the meeting / L Brick / 21.II.73". Lilya Brik is the "muse of the Russian avant-garde", the hostess of one of the most famous literary and art salons in the XX century. The author of memoirs, the addressee of the works of Vladimir Mayakovsky, who played a big role in the poet's life. In particular, the poems "About it", "Flute spine", poems "To everything", "Lilichka!" and many other works were dedicated to her.
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Bust of the writer Nikolai Gogol Bust of the writer Nikolai Gogol
Bust of the writer Nikolai Gogol Bust of the writer Nikolai Gogol
Stargift Bust of the writer Nikolai Gogol Bust of the writer Nikolai Gogol Gogol loved books, but he especially liked miniature editions, on which he could spend a lot of money: "The passion for them developed in him so much," wrote Gogol's first biographer Panteleimon Kulish, "that, not loving and not knowing mathematics, he wrote out Perevoshchikov's Mathematical Encyclopedia with his own money, for the only thing is that it was published in the sixteenth part of the sheet."
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Handwritten postcard autographed by writer Romain Rolland Handwritten postcard autographed by writer Romain Rolland
Handwritten postcard autographed by writer Romain Rolland Handwritten postcard autographed by writer Romain Rolland
Handwritten postcard autographed by writer Romain Rolland Handwritten postcard autographed by writer Romain Rolland
Handwritten postcard autographed by writer Romain Rolland Handwritten postcard autographed by writer Romain Rolland
Handwritten postcard autographed by writer Romain Rolland Handwritten postcard autographed by writer Romain Rolland
Stargift Handwritten postcard autographed by writer Romain Rolland Handwritten postcard autographed by writer Romain Rolland French playwright and writer, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature. The date of writing of the postcard is March 12, 1937. The postcard with the text in French is addressed to the Deputy Director of Rieder Editions. Rolland writes: "I am sending you the book that you sent me, signed for one of your readers." Then he says: "You no longer send me books from your collection that I received recently. Anyway, could you send me an Ibsen from my old friend Lunier-Po." Stamp and seal on the back. Aurelien-Marie Loon (1869-1940) was a French actor and theater director. He is known by the pseudonym Lunier-Po.
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Stephen King's book "Dolores Claiborne" special edition for critics in 1992. Stephen King's book "Dolores Claiborne" special edition for critics in 1992.
Stephen King's book "Dolores Claiborne" special edition for critics in 1992. Stephen King's book "Dolores Claiborne" special edition for critics in 1992.
Stephen King's book "Dolores Claiborne" special edition for critics in 1992. Stephen King's book "Dolores Claiborne" special edition for critics in 1992.
Stargift Stephen King's book "Dolores Claiborne" special edition for critics in 1992. Stephen King's book "Dolores Claiborne" special edition for critics in 1992. "The worst advice I've been given," King wrote, "is 'Don't listen to the critics.' In my opinion, it is necessary to listen to the opinion of critics: sometimes they point out mistakes that it is not too late to correct. Burying your head in the sand, you deprive yourself of the opportunity to find out someone else's opinion and you may not understand when you need to change something. But if you listen to criticism, you can notice your shortcomings and correct them in time." The book "Dolores Claiborne" was dedicated to his mother, Nellie Ruth Pillsbury-King. It was this novel that in 1992 took the first place in the bestseller list according to Publishers Weekly.
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An autographed letter from Ilya Ehrenburg An autographed letter from Ilya Ehrenburg
An autographed letter from Ilya Ehrenburg An autographed letter from Ilya Ehrenburg
An autographed letter from Ilya Ehrenburg An autographed letter from Ilya Ehrenburg
Stargift An autographed letter from Ilya Ehrenburg An autographed letter from Ilya Ehrenburg Ilya Grigoryevich Ehrenburg is a Russian writer, poet, publicist, journalist, war correspondent, translator from French and Spanish, public figure, photographer. International Life is a scientific and political magazine, the leading Soviet and now Russian foreign policy monthly publication, published since 1954. It was published by NKID in 1922-1930. In 1954, at the initiative of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the USSR V. M. Molotov, the publication was resumed. This letter is Ehrenburg's refusal to be invited to publish in International Life. In the text, the writer explains the reason for his negative response: according to Ehrenburg, his journalism does not correspond to the subject of the magazine. The desire of the editorial board to involve Ehrenburg in the work in the magazine is not accidental: the writer was active in journalism. So during the Great Patriotic War Ehrenburg worked as a war correspondent. His anti-German propaganda articles and writings greatly contributed to the growth of his fame. A significant part of these articles, which were constantly published in the newspapers Pravda, Izvestia, and Krasnaya Zvezda, are combined in the three-volume journalistic "War" (1942-1944). In 1942, Ehrenburg joined the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee and was active in collecting and publishing materials about the Holocaust, which, together with the writer Vasily Grossman, were collected into a "Black Book".
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A handwritten autographed letter. Yevgeny Yevtushenko A handwritten autographed letter. Yevgeny Yevtushenko
A handwritten autographed letter. Yevgeny Yevtushenko A handwritten autographed letter. Yevgeny Yevtushenko
A handwritten autographed letter. Yevgeny Yevtushenko A handwritten autographed letter. Yevgeny Yevtushenko
A handwritten autographed letter. Yevgeny Yevtushenko A handwritten autographed letter. Yevgeny Yevtushenko
A handwritten autographed letter. Yevgeny Yevtushenko A handwritten autographed letter. Yevgeny Yevtushenko
Stargift A handwritten autographed letter. Yevgeny Yevtushenko A handwritten autographed letter. Yevgeny Yevtushenko A handwritten autographed letter. Yevgeny Yevtushenko is a Russian Soviet poet, novelist, director, publicist, actor. He was nominated for the Nobel Prize. The letter is dedicated to the writer and military correspondent Emmanuel Feigin. The text of the letter: "The boundlessness of nobility Emmanuel Feigin was one of the most benevolent people I knew. The benevolence of a writer, it would seem, should not be a rare quality, but alas! - in our professional environment, it is less and less common to see eyes that light up with inspiration from other people's works, and tears from other people's works in the eyes of amazed colleagues are almost a museum phenomenon. Feigin, a man who did not live too gloriously, was able to help other writers not only in their troubles, but also knew how to be happy with someone else's fame, when, of course, she chose those worthy of her, and when people crushed by fame changed, disintegrated, had the tact and courage to say to their face not malicious, but bitterly friendly words. I never considered him a phenomenally talented artist of words, but his phenomenal talent as a writer gradually began to turn into the artistry of creativity. Ethics may not always shift from aesthetics, but it is the key to constantly identifying the best artistic qualities, a guarantee of continuous growth, or at least a guarantee of the impossibility of a professional complete fall. When I read Feigin's The Dog Captain, I was stunned by the unexpected qualitative shift. Morality has even raised style to a new level, pulled out of the dark corners of the soul the unsuspected jewels hidden there, Feigin, who gave so much effort to journalism, freeing himself from the oppression of all kinds of cliches until the end of his days, * "Yegor Grachev's Offense" he overcame the averageness of verbal constructions, guided as by Ariadne's thread by his own innate conscientiousness, because it told him that in literature averageness is dishonesty. It was thanks to his conscientiousness and love for other writers that he himself became a better and better writer, he developed until his death. His voice was doomed to rasping, frightening sounds, even at those moments when he wanted to say the most tender words. It was a terrible ordeal, but Feigin withstood such a test, remaining an example of the nobility of continuous painful improvement. He blessed my first steps in poetry, but only mine! The ignominy shown sometimes even by infinitely talented artists limits their talents and destroys them. Nobility increases the talents of infinitely gifted people, but only if their nobility is unlimited. Yevgeny Yevtushenko"
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The book "The Message: prose, poetry, drama" with a handwritten wish and an autograph. Venedikt Yerofeyev The book "The Message: prose, poetry, drama" with a handwritten wish and an autograph. Venedikt Yerofeyev
The book "The Message: prose, poetry, drama" with a handwritten wish and an autograph. Venedikt Yerofeyev The book "The Message: prose, poetry, drama" with a handwritten wish and an autograph. Venedikt Yerofeyev
The book "The Message: prose, poetry, drama" with a handwritten wish and an autograph. Venedikt Yerofeyev The book "The Message: prose, poetry, drama" with a handwritten wish and an autograph. Venedikt Yerofeyev
The book "The Message: prose, poetry, drama" with a handwritten wish and an autograph. Venedikt Yerofeyev The book "The Message: prose, poetry, drama" with a handwritten wish and an autograph. Venedikt Yerofeyev
Stargift The book "The Message: prose, poetry, drama" with a handwritten wish and an autograph. Venedikt Yerofeyev The book "The Message: prose, poetry, drama" with a handwritten wish and an autograph. Venedikt Yerofeyev The book "The Message: prose, poetry, drama" with a handwritten wish and an autograph. Almanac "Vesti". M., Publishing House "Book Chamber", 1989. The text is "To Alexander from Venedikt with the best feelings / V. Yerofeyev/ 10.07.89". The first complete official publication in the USSR. The almanac was composed by Benjamin Kaverin, Bulat Okudzhava, Fazil Iskander and others. Before this collection, excerpts from the story were published only in the Sobriety and Culture magazine in 1988. The story "Moscow - Petushki" was written in 1969-1970 and distributed in samizdat. It was first published in the summer of 1973 in Israel in the magazine "AMI", with a circulation of 300 copies; then in 1977 in Paris. The seriously ill Yerofeyev presented this copy and signed it at the hospital to one of his attending doctors. On May 11 of the following year, Yerofeyev died.
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A handwritten drawing by N. V. Gogol A handwritten drawing by N. V. Gogol
A handwritten drawing by N. V. Gogol A handwritten drawing by N. V. Gogol
A handwritten drawing by N. V. Gogol A handwritten drawing by N. V. Gogol
Stargift A handwritten drawing by N. V. Gogol A handwritten drawing by N. V. Gogol Following the special atmosphere of the time, in which it was inherent to surround himself with creativity and art in all its manifestations, Gogol discovered his field - drawing. Gogol, like Pushkin, created sketches, but the nature and manner of execution of his drawings were very different. Pushkin preferred to depict portraits, vivid emotions, and Gogol to sketch architectural structures, various details and transfer what he saw, like a summary on a piece of paper. One of Gogol's favorite drawing topics was architecture. In his sketches, he tried to convey the features of the structures and the atmosphere characteristic of the time of their construction. So, based on the details in the presented drawing, the poet depicted a part of the Gothic structure, the distinctive feature of which was the angularity and sharpness of the forms. Interestingly, the writer tried to study painting, but all his attempts remained incomplete, although he had a penchant for drawing since childhood. At the Nizhyn gymnasium, Gogol did not succeed much in the exact sciences, but he was fond of theater, literature and drawing. He got himself a handwritten compendium, which he called "A Book of all sorts, or a Handy Encyclopedia." There Gogol brought in a variety of information from books, lessons and just conversations, which for some reason he considered important to remember. Gogol accompanied all this with illustrations, which he enthusiastically copied from books. Gogol tried himself in the design of works, so for the second edition of "Dead Souls" he personally created the title illustration - vignette. It is sometimes repeated in modern publications.   He hardly enlivens his writings with drawings, does not paint portraits of women who attracted him, but one thing is certain - everything that came from the pen of a genius is considered priceless a priori. Everything that his fingers even clumsily and fluently drew cannot but excite: It was painted by Gogol! And the expression "executed by the hand of Gogol" contains incredible magic.  
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A bronze medal issued in honor of the 80th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Carlyle A bronze medal issued in honor of the 80th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Carlyle
A bronze medal issued in honor of the 80th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Carlyle A bronze medal issued in honor of the 80th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Carlyle
Stargift A bronze medal issued in honor of the 80th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Carlyle A bronze medal issued in honor of the 80th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Carlyle Bronze medal, 1875, issued in honor of the 80th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Carlyle. Thomas Carlyle is a British writer, publicist, historian and philosopher of Scottish origin, the author of the multi-volume works "The French Revolution", "Heroes, Hero Worship and the Heroic in History", "The Life Story of Frederick II of Prussia". He is known as one of the brilliant stylists of the Victorian era. This medal was minted by order of subscribers of the Carlyle Memorial Fund for the Birthday of the British sculptor, miniaturist and medallist - Joseph Edgar Bohm. His other famous works include the sculpture "The Shepherd and the Bull", the equestrian statues of Edward VII in Bombay and Robert Napier in Calcutta, the statue of John Bunyan in Bedford, Field Marshal Burgoyne in Waterloo Square, John Russell (near the Parliament building), Charles Darwin, the monument to Frederick III in Windsor, many sculptural portraits-busts. George Thomas Morgan also participated in the creation of the medal. He was an engraver of the United States Mint who is known for the design of many popular coins such as the Morgan Dollar, the reverse of the Columbia Exposition half dollar, and the reverse of the McKinley Birthplace Memorial gold dollar.
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The magazine "Around the world", Leningrad, file for 1928 The magazine "Around the world", Leningrad, file for 1928
The magazine "Around the world", Leningrad, file for 1928 The magazine "Around the world", Leningrad, file for 1928
The magazine "Around the world", Leningrad, file for 1928 The magazine "Around the world", Leningrad, file for 1928
The magazine "Around the world", Leningrad, file for 1928 The magazine "Around the world", Leningrad, file for 1928
The magazine "Around the world", Leningrad, file for 1928 The magazine "Around the world", Leningrad, file for 1928
Stargift The magazine "Around the world", Leningrad, file for 1928 The magazine "Around the world", Leningrad, file for 1928 The magazine of travel, discoveries, inventions, adventures "Around the world". Leningrad, Krasnaya Gazeta, a file of issues for 1928 "Around the World" is the oldest Russian popular science and regional studies magazine, published since 1861. The first editor was Pavel Olkhin, a Russian popularizer of science and technology, a stenographer and translator. "Around the World" appeared in an amazing era when, thanks to outstanding researchers, scientific discoveries were made one after another that changed the world. In such conditions, the appearance of a high-quality popular science periodical looked quite natural. From January 1918 to January 1927 and from July 1941 to December 1945, the magazine was not published. The presented issue of the magazine dates back to 1928, when publication was resumed after a long break. "Around the World" was revived in two cities at once: in Moscow (publishing house "Earth and Factory") and in Leningrad (publishing house "Krasnaya Gazeta"). For a number of reasons, the Moscow version was produced for only about three years, and starting in 1930, the publication received a "residence permit" in Leningrad for a long time. This period in the history of the magazine coincided with the era of active modernization of the country, when large enterprises were being built everywhere, the Stakhanov movement was gaining momentum, the conquest of the Arctic began, and one after another materials about the courage and heroism of the Soviet people were published in the issues of the magazine. In those years, the editorial policy was directed towards revolutionary romance, travel, discovery and local history.
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The book "A Chapbook for Burnt-Out Priests, Rabbis, and Ministers" signed by Ray Bradbury The book "A Chapbook for Burnt-Out Priests, Rabbis, and Ministers" signed by Ray Bradbury
The book "A Chapbook for Burnt-Out Priests, Rabbis, and Ministers" signed by Ray Bradbury The book "A Chapbook for Burnt-Out Priests, Rabbis, and Ministers" signed by Ray Bradbury
The book "A Chapbook for Burnt-Out Priests, Rabbis, and Ministers" signed by Ray Bradbury The book "A Chapbook for Burnt-Out Priests, Rabbis, and Ministers" signed by Ray Bradbury
The book "A Chapbook for Burnt-Out Priests, Rabbis, and Ministers" signed by Ray Bradbury The book "A Chapbook for Burnt-Out Priests, Rabbis, and Ministers" signed by Ray Bradbury
Stargift The book "A Chapbook for Burnt-Out Priests, Rabbis, and Ministers" signed by Ray Bradbury The book "A Chapbook for Burnt-Out Priests, Rabbis, and Ministers" signed by Ray Bradbury The book "A Chapbook for Burnt-Out Priests, Rabbis, and Ministers" with an autograph. Limited edition. 78 signed book out of 350. Ray Douglas Bradbury is an American writer known for the dystopia "Fahrenheit 451", the cycle of short stories "The Martian Chronicles" and the partially autobiographical novel "Dandelion Wine". The writer became interested in literature at school. He wrote his first works at the age of 12. The first popularity of the author was brought by the "Martian Chronicles", a chain of short stories connected by a common plot, and the novel "Fahrenheit 451", which was published in Playboy magazine, and subsequently filmed. Bradbury has created more than 800 literary works, including several novels and novellas, hundreds of short stories, dozens of plays, a number of articles, notes and poems. His stories have formed the basis for a number of film adaptations, theatrical productions and musical compositions. Bradbury's main achievement is that he managed to arouse readers' interest in the genres of science fiction and fantasy, which before him were on the periphery of modern culture. "I don't think about death, because I will always be here. This box with my films and shelves with my books convince me that I have a hundred or two years left," the writer reasoned about the relationship between time and his work.
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A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914. A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914.
A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914. A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914.
A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914. A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914.
A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914. A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914.
Stargift A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914. A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter in 1914. A book signed by Viktor Vasnetsov and an inscription for his daughter "The underwater past. The story of how the goldfish got into the pond and what happened to it there." T-vo Skoropech. A.A. Levenson, Moscow, 1914. In the publisher's font cover. On the top of the first sheet there is an inscription from the artist V.M. Vasnetsov to his daughter: "Dear my dear Tanichka, Papa V. Vasnetsov. May 1, 1914." At the end of the text of the book, the initials of the author and the date: "V.V. / 1908, July 5." In library catalogues, this book is described under the title, without transcription of the author. But, probably, the author is V.M. Vasnetsov, and this is his only published literary work, and that is why he presented this book to his already very adult daughter. Viktor Mikhailovich Vasnetsov is a painter, graphic artist, architect, illustrator, who became famous for his fabulous epic-historical paintings: "Three Heroes", "Knight at the Crossroads", "Alyonushka", etc. Tatyana Viktorovna Vasnetsova is the eldest daughter of V.M. Vasnetsov, graduated from the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, became an artist, together with her brothers Alexei and Vladimir, she preserved and donated the Vasnetsov house to the state in 1948. She lived for 82 years, and was buried in the same grave with her father.
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Petrus Brovka book of poetry "How the sun rises" with an autograph and handwritten address 1977. Petrus Brovka book of poetry "How the sun rises" with an autograph and handwritten address 1977.
Petrus Brovka book of poetry "How the sun rises" with an autograph and handwritten address 1977. Petrus Brovka book of poetry "How the sun rises" with an autograph and handwritten address 1977.
Petrus Brovka book of poetry "How the sun rises" with an autograph and handwritten address 1977. Petrus Brovka book of poetry "How the sun rises" with an autograph and handwritten address 1977.
Stargift Petrus Brovka book of poetry "How the sun rises" with an autograph and handwritten address 1977. Petrus Brovka book of poetry "How the sun rises" with an autograph and handwritten address 1977. The book of poems "How the sun rises" with an autograph and handwritten address (Moscow, 1977) On the title page there is a handwritten address and an autograph: "To the most esteemed Valentin Osipovich Osipov. The poems collected for the jubilee year are for your judgment. Always feeling your friendly disposition./ Petrus Brovka". Petrus Brovka is a Belarusian Soviet writer, poet and translator, playwright, and publicist. People's Poet of the BSSR (1962). Academician of the Academy of Sciences of the BSSR (1966). Winner of the Lenin Prize (1962) and two Stalin Prizes (1947, 1951). The recipient of the autograph is Valentin Osipov, a Soviet and Russian writer, journalist, and publisher. Editor-in-chief of the publishing house "Molodaya Gvardiya" (1962-1974). First Deputy editor-in-chief of the magazine "Znamya" (1974-1977), director of the publishing house "Fiction" (1977-1986).
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Larry King's book "On the Line: The New Road to the White House" with an autograph Larry King's book "On the Line: The New Road to the White House" with an autograph
Larry King's book "On the Line: The New Road to the White House" with an autograph Larry King's book "On the Line: The New Road to the White House" with an autograph
Larry King's book "On the Line: The New Road to the White House" with an autograph Larry King's book "On the Line: The New Road to the White House" with an autograph
Larry King's book "On the Line: The New Road to the White House" with an autograph Larry King's book "On the Line: The New Road to the White House" with an autograph
Stargift Larry King's book "On the Line: The New Road to the White House" with an autograph Larry King's book "On the Line: The New Road to the White House" with an autograph The book "On the Line: The New Road to the White House" with an autograph Larry King is a well-known TV presenter and journalist who has hosted his author's program Larry King Live on CNN for more than 30 years. The guests of this program at various times were prominent politicians (Margaret Thatcher), public figures (Martin Luther King, the Dalai Lama) and showbiz stars (Lady Gaga, Paris Hilton). Thanks to Larry King Live, ordinary citizens could step over the invisible wall behind which real politics was hidden. The relaxed manner of the interview and open-ended questions on the air relaxed the famous guests of the program and allowed them to tell a lot of interesting details. The book "On the Line: The New Road to the White House" by Hardcover publishing tells how news programs have influenced national political campaigns. As an example, Larry King reviews the 1992 campaign, when Ross Perot put forward his candidacy for election during one of the editions of Larry King Live, and George W. Bush, not wanting to spoil his image of the president by appearing on such "strange talk shows", only distanced himself more from the people.
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Eldar Ryazanov, the book "Plays" with a handwritten wish and an autograph Eldar Ryazanov, the book "Plays" with a handwritten wish and an autograph
Eldar Ryazanov, the book "Plays" with a handwritten wish and an autograph Eldar Ryazanov, the book "Plays" with a handwritten wish and an autograph
Eldar Ryazanov, the book "Plays" with a handwritten wish and an autograph Eldar Ryazanov, the book "Plays" with a handwritten wish and an autograph
Eldar Ryazanov, the book "Plays" with a handwritten wish and an autograph Eldar Ryazanov, the book "Plays" with a handwritten wish and an autograph
Eldar Ryazanov, the book "Plays" with a handwritten wish and an autograph Eldar Ryazanov, the book "Plays" with a handwritten wish and an autograph
Eldar Ryazanov, the book "Plays" with a handwritten wish and an autograph Eldar Ryazanov, the book "Plays" with a handwritten wish and an autograph
Stargift Eldar Ryazanov, the book "Plays" with a handwritten wish and an autograph Eldar Ryazanov, the book "Plays" with a handwritten wish and an autograph The book "Plays" with a handwritten wish and an autograph "Plays" (A collection of extracts from the magazines "Theater"). E. Braginsky and E. Ryazanov, L. Zorin, M. Roshchin, V. Kataev, etc. No. 2. M., 1960-1970. (the pagination is put down by the owner). In the owner's binding. On page 3 (the region of the play "Colleagues"), a handwritten appeal and an autograph by Eldar Ryazanov: "Galochka Rusina is a sweet and wonderful actress with the wish to play many excellent roles in theater and cinema, as well as in this play, which is asking for film. Eldar Ryazanov. Krasnaya Pakhra House of Creativity, 1974." Eldar Ryazanov is a Soviet and Russian film director, screenwriter, actor, poet, playwright, TV presenter, teacher, producer, People's Artist of the USSR. "Colleagues" is a Soviet lyrical comedy play co-written by Emil Braginsky and Eldar Ryazanov in 1971. In 1977, Eldar Ryazanov shot the film "Office Romance" at the Mosfilm film studio. The film gained national fame, broke records for collections.
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The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912. The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912.
The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912. The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912.
The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912. The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912.
The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912. The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912.
The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912. The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912.
The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912. The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912.
The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912. The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912.
The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912. The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912.
The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912. The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912.
The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912. The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912.
Stargift The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912. The book "Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy" signed by Alexander Kuprin in 1912. Autographed books Alexander Kuprin is a Russian writer and translator. He is known as the author of works included in the golden collection of Russian literature. Sobotta J. Atlas of descriptive human Anatomy / translated from German by M.B. Blumenau, edited by I.E. Shavlovsky - St. Petersburg: edition of the journal "Practical Medicine" (V.S. Ettinger), 1910-1912. Tsch. 1: Bones, ligaments, joints and muscles. - 2nd ed. 1912. Tsch. 3: Nervous and circulatory systems. The senses. 1910. Volumes in uniform semi-leather publishing bindings. There is an ornament in the Art Nouveau style on the spines. A scarlet tinted sawn-off shotgun. Practical Medicine is a publishing house organized by Vasily Sergeyevich Ettinger. In the period from 1885 to 1928, the publishing house published a monthly magazine of the same name. Each issue was a separate medical monograph. Almost all the most significant domestic and foreign medical works were published in "Practical Medicine" at that time. In addition, the publishing house "Practical Medicine" published the magazines "Russian Surgery" (1902-1916), "Therapy" (1904-1906), as well as individual medical publications: "Medical Calendar" (since 1891), medical atlases (since 1894), "Veterinary Calendar" (since 1907), etc. In 1891-1998, the "Real Encyclopedia of Medical Sciences" was published in 21 volumes.Before the revolution, the publishing house produced over 1,100 publications, mainly translated from German. After the revolution, the activity was revived in 1923. Translated works continued to be the main part of the products of "Practical Medicine" even after the revolution. The publishing house existed until 1929. In Soviet times, the publishing house "Practical Medicine" published: "Medical Newspaper", magazines "Practical Medicine", "Journal of Childhood Diseases", "Microbiological Journal", etc., as well as the annual "Medical Calendar", the works of the largest Soviet physicians.
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Signed photo by Mario Vargas Llosa Signed photo by Mario Vargas Llosa
Signed photo by Mario Vargas Llosa Signed photo by Mario Vargas Llosa
Signed photo by Mario Vargas Llosa Signed photo by Mario Vargas Llosa
Stargift Signed photo by Mario Vargas Llosa Signed photo by Mario Vargas Llosa Mario Vargas Llosa is a Peruvian novelist, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature (2010), the Cervantes Prize (1994) and the Jerusalem Prize (1995), one of the most important Latin American writers of our time. The writer is also popular in Russia: in 2017, he was awarded the Yasnaya Polyana Prize, co-founded by the L. N. Tolstoy Estate Museum. In total, he wrote more than 30 works. All of them are somehow connected with social or political issues, the main themes of his work are dictatorship, violence and the fight against them. Many of the author's books tell about the protest of an individual against injustice, social violence or a corrupt state apparatus.  According to the writer, "in fiction there is always a protest against the limitations and poverty of life as such. And anyone with even a little imagination and passion cannot be satisfied with such a world."
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A handwritten autographed postcard by playwright and novelist Bernard Shaw A handwritten autographed postcard by playwright and novelist Bernard Shaw
A handwritten autographed postcard by playwright and novelist Bernard Shaw A handwritten autographed postcard by playwright and novelist Bernard Shaw
A handwritten autographed postcard by playwright and novelist Bernard Shaw A handwritten autographed postcard by playwright and novelist Bernard Shaw
Stargift A handwritten autographed postcard by playwright and novelist Bernard Shaw A handwritten autographed postcard by playwright and novelist Bernard Shaw A handwritten autographed postcard Bernard Shaw is an Irish playwright and novelist, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature and one of the most famous Irish literary figures. One of the founders of the London School of Economics and Political Science, the second most popular playwright in the English theater. The text of the note: «I don't think the decision will have the effect you anticipate. Even if it has, the evils involved will be less than those of an opposite finding would have been. But the plot in question was too old to settle the general question" ("I don't think this decision will have the effect you expect. Even if this is the case, there will be fewer evils associated with it than there would be with the opposite conclusion. The plot in question was too old to solve the main issue"). The outstanding Irish playwright and novelist George Bernard Shaw is one of two people in history who have been awarded two widely known and respected awards together - the writer received both the Nobel Prize in Literature and the Oscar for the screenplay of the film Pygmalion. His most valuable contribution to the history of drama was noted in many countries, including the USA, New Zealand and the USSR, where Bernard Shaw traveled in 1931 for a personal meeting with Joseph Stalin.
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A handwritten draft with drawings by the writer Eduard Uspensky A handwritten draft with drawings by the writer Eduard Uspensky
A handwritten draft with drawings by the writer Eduard Uspensky A handwritten draft with drawings by the writer Eduard Uspensky
A handwritten draft with drawings by the writer Eduard Uspensky A handwritten draft with drawings by the writer Eduard Uspensky
A handwritten draft with drawings by the writer Eduard Uspensky A handwritten draft with drawings by the writer Eduard Uspensky
A handwritten draft with drawings by the writer Eduard Uspensky A handwritten draft with drawings by the writer Eduard Uspensky
A handwritten draft with drawings by the writer Eduard Uspensky A handwritten draft with drawings by the writer Eduard Uspensky
A handwritten draft with drawings by the writer Eduard Uspensky A handwritten draft with drawings by the writer Eduard Uspensky
Stargift A handwritten draft with drawings by the writer Eduard Uspensky A handwritten draft with drawings by the writer Eduard Uspensky Handwritten draft with drawings Eduard Uspensky is a Russian writer, playwright and screenwriter, author of children's books, TV presenter. The most famous of Eduard Uspensky's stories were the stories about Uncle Fyodor, Matroskin and Sharik, as well as about the crocodile Gene and his friends. One of the heroes of these books, Cheburashka, became a symbol of the Russian Olympic team in the 2000s, but became famous much earlier. Back in Soviet times, cartoons about crocodile Gene and Cheburashka were translated into 20 languages and shown in Japan, Sweden, Czechoslovakia and other countries. Ouspensky himself wrote scripts for animated films based on his works: "Three from Prostokvashino", "Crocodile Gena and Cheburashka", "Uncle Au", "Baba Yaga against!", "Plasticine crow", "Antoshka" and others. It is known that the writing of scripts was not limited to. The writer often came to the studio and supervised the process of creating cartoons. In the seventies, Eduard Uspensky took part in the creation of programs for children: "ABVGDeika", "Good night, kids!", "Baby Monitor". Draft text: «1. Two Africans. No names yet#nbsp; They live in separate stalls.#nbsp; Only trunks fly over the partition They communicate with each other.#nbsp; Toy#nbsp;— tire from #nbsp; Truck wheels.#nbsp; (indistinct)#nbsp;— holds the trunk,#nbsp; So that it doesn't go anywhere. They introduce you to the arena.#nbsp; Dress. Walking in an embrace with an elephant.#nbsp; And #nbsp;just in case there is a rope around your neck 3-4 people are being held.#nbsp; A little bit that #nbsp;— panic: beeping, and #nbsp; rushing, not #nbsp; sorting out where.#nbsp; They take me to watch him rehearse The old elephant. 2. When brought in a can #nbsp; more hot porridge They worry, they try to be rude They eat, squint with pleasure Hay is slapped on the legs "shaking off the ground", They throw it on your back having eaten up to a blade of grass everything on the floor, collect "supplies" from the head and back, his and the neighbor 's Then they drink tea. Turning around -#nbsp; Two faces peek out of the darkness and trunks, empty or with bundles of hay, Waving at someone, It's like they're coming from us. on the circus train. 3. imp, cubs, hippopotamus, author, (inaudible), chimpanzees from the booklet, hares, cubs, baby elephants She used to live in our zoo Then I realized (inaudible) An old chimpanzee monkey in a glass house.; Vega. I wanted to draw it. He invited himself to visit. I'm standing, I scribble with a pencil on the paper. Vega looks interested He asks with gestures - give it to me Takes paper, pencil And thinking about something for a long time, Looking at me for a long time; writes, outputs. She wrote it, hands it to me - read it, I look at the scribbles, twist them, But I can't read it. What's going on here? Vega looks disappointed At me - "Did not understand"? She sighed and ate my pencil. I'm ashamed, and now I'm all #nbsp; I'm trying to understand Not to read, only hope -#nbsp; In the eyes to read It's clear from the eyes. About what What did you want to say? I can't make out the scribble It's better to try to read in the eyes. The elephant only glances at me occasionally."
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