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LOT 887:

TEFFI NADEZHDA (1872-1952) Baba-Yaga: Folk Tale; text edited by N.A. Teffi; illustrations by N. Paren. Paris: ...

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TEFFI NADEZHDA (1872-1952) Baba-Yaga: Folk Tale; text edited by N.A. Teffi; illustrations by N. Paren. Paris: YMCA-press, 1932. - [23] p.: ill.; 32.4x28.3 cm. The first edition of the well-known fairy tale in the literary adaptation by Nadezhda Teffi.
In the publisher's illustrated cover. Сhromolithography illustrations. In very good condition. Minor rust from staples, paper oxidation along the edges of the pages.

The first edition of the well-known fairy tale in the literary adaptation by Nadezhda Teffi.

The illustrations by artist Natali Paren (born Chelpanova, 1897-1958) for "Baba-Yaga" significantly differ from the famous works of D. Kardovsky and I. Bilibin. Paren's concise style best corresponds to the aesthetics of Soviet illustration, particularly the works of V. Lebedev. In terms of style, geometric forms, cubist motifs, and the manipulation of cut-out and glued flat elements directly derive from Russian avant-garde, especially the works of K. Malevich.

Bibliography: Seslavinsky. Rendezvous No. 61.