Will of the Sky. Paintings from the Life of Genghis Khan
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Arthur Lundquist - the poet, in the thirties he headed the current in Swedish poetry, which formed the aesthetics of the new century, centuries of cars. In the poet, he remained in his prosaic books - and he wrote them a few dozen - these are novels, and travel essays, and essays, and critical articles.
What would Lundquist tell, his response to life, on people and events was a poet"s reaction: landscape, sound, smell, color, state of nature play a big role in his works.
In the novel "Will of the sky", the author creates an unusually bright, bulk and saturated picture of the distant past, draws an image of a person whose activity was of great importance for the history and our country. We see Genghis Khan as a living, together all the qualities inherent in him personally, and his people, and his time
What would Lundquist tell, his response to life, on people and events was a poet"s reaction: landscape, sound, smell, color, state of nature play a big role in his works.
In the novel "Will of the sky", the author creates an unusually bright, bulk and saturated picture of the distant past, draws an image of a person whose activity was of great importance for the history and our country. We see Genghis Khan as a living, together all the qualities inherent in him personally, and his people, and his time
Author:
Author:Lundquist Arthur
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Medical Books
Series:
Series: Speculum Mundi
ISBN:
ISBN:5-7784-0180-9
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