At the Lukomorye

The pearl of Russian literature, the poem “At the Lukomorye ...” as if the whole huge world of Russian folk tales absorbed. The unforgettable lines of Pushkin again come to life under the magic brush of Mikhail Bychkov. Each turn of this book is a window into a magical world, from which it is difficult to break away.
These wonderful lines were born from the patch of one of the Russian fairy tales told by Alexander Sergeyevich his nanny Arina Rodionovna, and were intended for the second edition of the poem Ruslan and Lyudmila. But, committed in its completeness, this poem has long been perceived not just as a prologue to the poem. At the Lukomorye ... he itself became a tale in miniature, healed an independent life, and his wonderful kaleidoscope is fascinating readers for almost two hundred years