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The document is a collection of summaries and excerpts from various Russian works of literature and art from the 13th to 19th centuries. It includes summaries of short stories by Daniil Kharms and Tatyana Tolstaya, excerpts of birchbark letters from the 13th-14th centuries in Novgorod, summaries of paintings by Ilya Repin and Pavel Fedotov from the 19th century, and excerpts of poems by Alexander Pushkin including "Ruslan and Lyudmila" and "Exegi Monumentum" from the early 19th century. The document also references illustrations and paintings depicting characters from Russian folklore like Sirin and Alkonost by
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- 9. An Aristocrat’s Breakfast Pavel Fedotov, 1850
- 10. The Seated Demon Mikhail Vrubel, 1890
- 12. From Ruslan and Liudmila Alexander Pushkin, 1820 There’s a green oak by the shores Of the blue bay; on a golden chain, A cat, learned in fairy stories, Walks round the tree in ceaseless strain: Moves to the right – a song it groans, Moves to the left – it tells a tale. There’re marvels there: the wood-sprite roams, Midst branches shines a mermaid’s tail; There are the strangest creatures’ traces On mysterious paths and moors; There stands a hut on hen’s legs, hairless, With no windows and no doors [..]
- 13. Illustration for Ruslan and Liudmila by 15-year-old Sasha Kushakov
- 15. From “Exegi Monumentum” Alexander Pushkin, 1836 I have erected a monument to myself Not built by hands; the path to it, though trodden By the people, shall not become overgrown, And it stands higher than Alexander's column.
- 16. From “The Prophet” Alexander Pushkin, 1827 "Arise, prophet, and see, and hear, Carry out my will, And passing by sea and land, Burn the hearts of people with the word."
- 17. Sirin, Liubok, 19th Century
- 18. Sirin, Liubok, 19th Century
- 19. Sirin and Alkonost: Songs of Sorrow and Joy Viktor Vasnetsov, 1896