Illustrations for the work "Dead Souls. Poem"
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Alexander Alekseevich Agin, author of the classic "hundred drawings" to "dead souls". “Taking the types created by this great master is scary,” wrote Ivan Turgenev about the illustration of Gogol. Nevertheless, Agin decided to do so. His work is an example of a deep embodiment of Gogol images in the figure. The illustrations of Agina are not static. The dynamics of the plot flow through them. Other important episodes are played out in whole chains of drawings. In them, Chichikov is bargaining with Sobakevich, talking with Plyushkin, argues with his nostril ... The artist sought to portray Gogol"s heroes close -up, show them in action, reveal their characters in a number of illustrations that consistently replacing one another. From the drawing to the drawing, Agin reveals more and more negative features in the character of the heroes of the poem, consistently exposing their social essence. The artistic expressiveness and conviction of all its images is so great that they, as it were, merged with the poem in the minds of readers, have become inseparable from it. You can verify this with the help of the publication offered to your attention
Author:
Author:Gogol Nikolai
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Molded
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4224-1507-6
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