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The OA / Vasilisa the Beautiful by Viktor Britvin
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The OA / Vasilisa the Beautiful by Viktor Britvin
Viktor Britvin's illustration for "The tale of Tsar Saltan" in verse by Alexander Pushkin.
Viktor Britvin's illustration for russian tale "The Flying Ship".
Viktor Britvin's illustration for russian tale "Sivka-Burka".
Sivka-Burka (or Sivko-Burko) is a magical steed with the ability to fly, and vent fire from his nostrils.
The steed's name, Sivko-Burko sometimes translated as "Grey-Brown, "Silver-Roan", or "The Grey and Chestnut Horse".
Viktor Britvin's illustration for russian tale "Vasilisa the Beautiful".
Viktor Britvin's illustration for russian tale "Two Ivans".
Viktor Britvin's illustration for tale "Pokatigoroshek".
Pokatigoroshek (also Katigoroshek, Ivan-Goroshko) is a bogatyr that can be found in Belorussian, Russian and Ukrainian tales.
Pokatigoroshek is a smaller guy on the pic btw. The dude with seven heads is a zmei (slavic dragon or serpent).
Viktor Britvin's illustration for russian tale "The Flying Ship".