Radunitsa (7 resultados)

Softcover/Paperback. Condición: Good. Faksimilnoe pereizdanie pervogo poeticheskogo sbornika Sergeya Esenina 'Radunitsa', vpervye opublikovannogo v 1916 godu v Petrograde. V sbornik voshli rannie stikhotvoreniya poeta, napolnennye folklornymi motivami, kartinami derevenskogo uklada i proniknovennoj lyubovyu k rodnoj prirode.…

Condición: new. Pages: 416 Language: Russian. Novaja kniga izvestnogo sibirskogo pisatelja Andreja Antipina sostoit iz proizvedenij, posvjaschjonnykh sovremennoj russkoj derevne, otdaljonnym posjolkam severa Vostochnoj Sibiri. Geroi korotkikh povestej i rasskazov - derevenskie zhiteli, sibirjaki, perezhivajuschie vremena obvetshanija i razrushenija prezhnego sovetskogo uklada. So znaniem melchajshikh detalej avtor opisyvaet to, kak zhivut ljudi, chto stanovitsja dlja nikh neposilnoj noshej, a chto, naoborot, krepit ikh na zemle i kakie cherty sokhranjajutsja v russkom cheloveke, nesmotrja ni na kakie perelomy i potrjasenija. 9785448458224. …

Condición: new. Pages: 448 Language: Russian. V nastojaschee izdanie vkljucheny samye znachitelnye stikhotvorenija avtora iz ego poeticheskikh knig "Radunitsa", "Preobrazhenie", "Goluben", "Troerjadnitsa", "Moskva kabatskaja", "Ispoved khuligana" i "Persidskie motivy" (1916-1925), a takzhe 35 tak nazyvaemykh "malenkikh poem" Sergeja Esenina, ot "Marfy Posadnitsy" (1914) do "Moj put" (1925), v kotorykh voedino soedinilis rodnaja istorija i sovremennost, vospet kotorye vypalo "samomu narodnomu" russkomu poetu. 9785001190745.…

Hardcover. Condición: Good. In Russian. Shugaev, Vyacheslav Maksimovich. Rain on Radunitsa. Moscow: Mologordiya, 1978 All images are for identification of editions only. Several books of the same edition may be available. Please feel free to request photos of available books.SKU7629143.

Esenin's first published book --- The scarce first edition of Esenin's important first published book. WorldCat locates no copy in public collections outside of Russia; not in Kilgour (and not in Harvard). Among the towering figures of early twentieth-century Russian poetry, Esenin has always been the people's choice. Even before the 1916 appearance of his first collection Radunitsa he was hailed as a rising star - having published more than 100 poems in various periodicals. His fame spread quickly, bringing him to the imperial palace to read for the Empress and her daughters. Mirsky observed that Esenin "has a rare gift of song. He is genuinely akin to the spirit of the Russian folk song, though he does not adopt its meters". The great Symbolist poet Alexander Blok praised his "fresh, pure, clamorous" verses, while Maxim Gorky quipped that critics had received Esenin the way a "glutton greets wild strawberries in January." Radunitsa takes its title from an Orthodox ritual with pagan East Slavonic roots honouring the souls of departed ancestors. It consists of 33 lyrics under two headings: 'Rus' and 'Makovye pobaski' [Poppy Tales]. Most of these were written no earlier than 1914. The collection was reprinted twice in the author's lifetime (1918 and 1921), in both cases with significant changes in the selection of poems. These verses cement Esenin's reputation as a leading voice among the Russian peasant poets, with their "peculiar blend of folk poetics and the modernistic literary trends of the Russian Silver Age" (Pavlovszky). Hopeful of the Revolution, at first, Esenin became increasingly despondent and his mental health deteriorated; after five marriages in quick succession, one of them to Isadora Duncan, Esenin allegedly committed suicide aged 30, leaving a farewell poem written in his own blood. Provenance: ?Mordvintsev (title inscription in purple pencil, dated Leningrad, 23 July 1945); Eden Martin (b. 1940; American lawyer and noted collector of Russian, British and American literature works). Physical description:Octavo (19.5 x 14 cm, with deckle edges). Complete, with the adverts: 62 pp. incl. half-title and title, [2] pp. Original publisher's grey wrappers printed in red and black. Condition:Spine restored retaining central part of original spine, upper cover a bit soiled or lightly stained, lower cover a bit marked, with two small blue ink stamps of numbers; margins faintly yellowed. Bibliography:Lesman 846; Okhlopkov p. 73 (mentioning the [2] pp. ads; 930 copies); Rozanov 2715; Mirsky, p.265; Blok, A. Sobranie sochinenii v 8 t. (Moskva, 1963), 8: 441; Gorkii, M. Sobranie sochinenii v 30 t. (Moskva, 1955), 29: 459; Pavlovszky, M. "All Souls' Day," in Neil Cornwell, ed., Reference Guide to Russian Literature (London, 1998), 190. Cf. Kilgour 301 (the 1918, second edition only).…

Hardcover. Condición: Good. Information collection # 5. (Proceedings of the 13th All-Union Yesenin Readings in Oryol, September 27-29, 1991. Contact us for details or to request photos of available books. Delivery of this book could take longer than normal due to additional handling time before shipping, and no rush delivery options are available. Please let us know if you have a specific date by which you need to receive your order.SKUalb7afee9a809896da1.…

Hardcover. Condición: Good. Information collection # 1. (Materials of the 9th Yeseninsky Readings in Leningrad, March 24-26, 1989. Contact us for details or to request photos of available books. Delivery of this book could take longer than normal due to additional handling time before shipping, and no rush delivery options are available. Please let us know if you have a specific date by which you need to receive your order.SKUalb7ad30014ead3ece0.…