The strange story of Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Haid. Parables

The story of Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Haid was written by Stevenson in 1886, it became a striking example of the genre of nascent science fiction. Along with Frankenstein "M. Shelley and the" Dracula "B. Stoker, this work remains a classic of horror literature. The history of the personality of the scientist-researcher is illustrated by the drawings of Charles Makoli and Edmund Sullivan. At the end of the publication, twenty philosophical tales of Stevenson, first published in Russian with illustrations by E. R. Herman, made in the 1914 edition, released by a circulation of 105 copies, are given.
Robert Lewis Stevenson wrote a story about Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Haid in 1886. By this time, he was already the author of the Treasure Island, which brought him world fame. The new masterpiece of the writer was a vivid example of the genre of nascent science fiction. The success of this story was incredible - it was printed immediately in the old and in the new light. The readers filed the interests of the readers about the roasting of London Jack the Trino, who walked at that time. Along with Frankenstein "M. Shelley and" Dracula "B. Stoker, the story of the split of Dr. Jekyl remains a classic of horror literature. In addition to the story of Jekyle and Hyde, the book includes a collection of twenty fables, parables, philosophical fairy tales, in which the ironic style is combined with a fantastic plot. The cycle was created by Stevenson in the last years of his life and was published posthumously. In Russian it is printed for the first time.
Charles Raymond Makoli is a famous American artist who received the beginning of the 20th century. For their work, the Pulitzer Prize.
Edmund Joseph Sullivan - the famous British illustrator of the late XIX - early XX century.
E. R. Herman performed to "parables" illustrations in the style of modernity for the publication of 1914, released by a circulation of 105 copies