1872–1942 Collection
"1872–1942
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"1872–1942: A Journey through Russian Folklore and Fairy Tales" Step into the enchanting world of Russian folklore with these captivating illustrations from 1872 to 1942. In the first illustration, "La Belle Vassilissa, " we meet a young girl accompanied by her wise grandmother. The intricate details bring their bond to life, as they embark on a magical adventure. Next, "La Belle Vassilissa" takes us deeper into the story, introducing us to her stepmother and stepsisters. The contrasting colors highlight their jealousy and cruelty towards our brave protagonist. Moving on to "L'oiseau de Feu, " we witness Tsarevich Ivan's encounter with an extraordinary firebird. This vibrant illustration captures the intensity of their interaction, leaving us eager for more. Accompanied by his loyal horse in another scene from "L'oiseau de Feu, " Tsarevich Ivan embarks on a quest filled with danger and excitement. The artist's skillful brushstrokes make every detail come alive before our eyes. The delicate beauty of Snegurochka is showcased in two stunning gouache paintings. In one, she stands amidst a mystical forest, radiating innocence and purity. In another piece titled "Tsar Berendei, " Snegurochka captivates us with her ethereal presence. Maria Morevna takes center stage in yet another mesmerizing illustration where she resides within Tsarevich Ivan's castle. The grandeur of this setting is beautifully depicted alongside Maria Morevna's strength and grace. Returning to "L'oiseau de Feu, " we are introduced to Tsarenvna Elena – a powerful character who adds depth to this timeless tale. Her regal appearance commands attention while hinting at the secrets that lie ahead.