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Шекспир. 86 сонет. Перевод С. Маршака. Shakespeare. 86 sonnets. Перевод С. Marshak.
“Мороженое“ С.Я.Маршак (1926) рисунки В.Лебедева
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The Tale of a Silly Mouse (Сказка о глупом мышонке)
Samuil Marshak
Sergei Nikitin sings a setting of Shakespeare’s Sonnet 90, in Samuil Marshak’s Russian translation.
PLAY Samuel Marshak & Alexei Pakhomov An unusual 1944 wartime translation of a 1930s Russian Children’s Book illustrated by Pakhamov with verses by Marshak. It’s the sad story of a ball that bounces away, chased, but ends up squashed under the wheels of a van. (we’ve all been there!). It was published by Perry Colour Books, in the Puffin Picture Book format, as part of the pro-Russia campaign here following the invasion by the Nazis and their heroic struggles at the siege of Leningrad. #play #bouncingball #wheelsofthevan #marshak #russianchildrensbook #propaganda #tanksforrussia #ww2 #puffinpicturebooks https://www.instagram.com/p/BtQJEd4gpsm/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1cpia7ryl1m29
A doodle of a young adult Marshak i did circa February 2018!! He's so handsome. I did so good with this one! 🎨 Art by queen-of-fools
“Cat house“ S.Marshak illustration by Y.Vasnetsov (1954)
“Кошкин дом“ С.Маршак иллюстрации Ю.Васнецов (1954)