Girl Masha, doll Natasha, and everything-everything-everything: pictures and poems for children
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"Girl Masha, doll Natasha, and everything-everything-everything" is a collection of humorous drawings and poems for children from the archive issues of the magazine 'Funny Pictures'. The title of the magazine speaks for itself - little children always enjoy funny and cheerful pictures accompanied by short witty captions. Kanevsky, Vasnetsov, Rotov, Konashevich, Laptev, Suteev, Chizhikov, Eliseev, Bitny - this is far from an exhaustive list of masters of visual art who collaborated with the editorial team. Here is how one of the authors, Leonid Sergeev, described the atmosphere that prevailed in 'Funny Pictures': 'A stunning world of artist-humorists, a clan of inexhaustible inventors and acerbic satirists. This clan can be imagined as a cloud with an electric field of humor, entering which you involuntarily shake with laughter.' The history of 'Funny Pictures' could fill more than one book. But we had a different task. We wanted to give modern children some pages from the early issues of the magazine that their grandmothers laughed at...
Cover:
Cover:hardcover
Category:
- Category:Law & Legal
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Dimensions:
Dimensions:20.2x26.7x1.2 cm
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:0+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00041-491-0
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