Ivan Bilibin. Illustrations for Russian fairy tales. A set of postcards

Many fabulous images are captured in the memory of more than one generation of people thanks to images born of I.Ya. Bilibin. The wonderful master, who at one time created the Society for the Renaissance of Artistic Russia, traveled around cities and towns to absorb the Russian spirit. That is why every detail of his illustrations and theatrical scenery - and he was also a theater artist - accurately reproduces the reality that he saw on the Russian outback.
. Signing of the cards included in the set:
.1. Illustration for the fairy tale Tsarevna-Frog
.2. Illustration to the Russian folk tale Marya Morevna. 1901
.3. Illustration to the Russian folk tale Marya Morevna. 1901
.4. Illustration for the Russian folk tale Finist Perse-Yasna-Sokol
.5. Illustration to the Russian folk tale Vasilisa Beautiful. 1900
.6. Illustration for the Russian folk tale Sister Alenushka and Brother Ivanushka. 1901
.7. Illustration to the Russian folk tale The Tale of Ivan Tsarevich, the Firebird and the Gray Wolf. 1899
.8. Illustration to the Russian folk tale The Tale of Ivan Tsarevich, the Firebird and the Gray Wolf. 1899
.9. Illustration to the Russian folk tale The Tale of Ivan Tsarevich, the Firebird and the Gray Wolf. 1899
.10. Illustration to the Russian folk tale Vasilisa Beautiful. 1900
.11. Illustration to the Russian folk tale Vasilisa Beautiful. 1900
.12. Illustration to the Russian folk tale Vasilisa Beautiful. 1899
. On the cover: Illustration for the Russian folk tale The Tale of Ivan Tsarevich, the Firebird and the Gray Wolf. 1899