There was something dark, mythic and beautifully nostalgic about the world of folklore Ivan Bilibin created. Throughout his career he was inspired deeply by Slavic folklore and myths. He distinctly reflected the mountains, forests and lore of old Russia. Bilibin gained some renown in 1899, when he released his illustrations of Russian fairy tales which became widely popular.
There was something dark, mythic and beautifully nostalgic about the world of folklore Ivan Bilibin created. Throughout his career he was inspired deeply by Slavic folklore and myths. He distinctly reflected the mountains, forests and lore of old Russia. Bilibin gained some renown in 1899, when he released his illustrations of Russian fairy tales which became widely popular.
Народные русские легенды А. Н. Афанасьева Александр Николаевич Афанасьев Жанр: Русская классика, Сказки Теги: Русский фольклор, Устное народное творчество Чудесная молотьба. Поп — завидущие глаза. Илья-пророк и Никола. Соломон Премудрой. Поездка в Иерусалим. Повесть о царе Аггее и како пострада
There was something dark, mythic and beautifully nostalgic about the world of folklore Ivan Bilibin created. Throughout his career he was inspired deeply by Slavic folklore and myths. He distinctly reflected the mountains, forests and lore of old Russia. Bilibin gained some renown in 1899, when he released his illustrations of Russian fairy tales which became widely popular.
There was something dark, mythic and beautifully nostalgic about the world of folklore Ivan Bilibin created. Throughout his career he was inspired deeply by Slavic folklore and myths. He distinctly reflected the mountains, forests and lore of old Russia. Bilibin gained some renown in 1899, when he released his illustrations of Russian fairy tales which became widely popular.
Оригинал взят у katia_lexx в Русский художник иллюстратор Сергей Соломко (1867 – 1928) Сергей Соломко - Синяя Птица (Птица Сиринъ) Сергей Соломко - Забава Путятична Сергей Соломко - Мария Лебедь Белая Сергей Соломко - Василиса Микулишна
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