Aksakov,Sergei Timofeevic.

Cronaca di famiglia.

Introduzione a cura di Laura Satta Boschian. Torino, 1961, UTET Coll.I Grandi Scrittori Strani cm.14x18, pp.290, legatura editoriale in mezza t

Libreria ChiariProfessional seller

Book number: 88571

Catalogue: Letteratura Straniera Opere

Aksakov, Sergei

Russian Gentleman

New York: Press of the Readers Club, 1943. Reprint. Hardcover. Very Good with no dust jacket; Edgewear; Translated from the Russian by J. D. Duff. Foreword by Carl Van Doren; 242 pages.

Gibson's BooksProfessional seller

Book number: 59037

Catalogue: Countries::Russia

Keywords: Russia Autobiography Aksakov, Sergei Russian Literature Duff, J. D. Van Doren, Carl

Sergei Aksakov

A Russian Gentleman

New York, The Readers Club, 1943. Hardcover. 242p. A fine hardcover book in a very good, lightly edgeworn dustjacket. Classic account of life in 19th century Russia. Translated into English by J.D. Duff with foreword by Carl Van Doren. Very Good .

Kubik Fine Books Ltd.Professional seller

Book number: 300461

Catalogue: Literature & Fiction

Aksakov, Sergei

A Russian Schoolboy.

Oxford University Press: 1978. Bound with dustwrapper, 193 pp. (with introduction vii-xii), ill., traces of use on dustwrapper, 14x22x2 cm, in very good condition (F/VG).

Antiquariaat Fenix AmsterdamProfessional seller

Book number: 39223

Catalogue: Literature

Aksakov, Sergei

Semeinaia Khronika I Detskie Gody Bagrova-Vnuka [a Russian Gentleman and Years of Childhood]

St. Petersburg: Tipografiia M. M. Stasiulevicha, 1911. Hardcover. Second edition; 6 x 9; pp. 492; textured blue cloth over boards; title and decorations in gilt and black; a few rubbed spots to tips of spine and corners; handwritten note indicating the book was purchased in 1928 to endpaper verso; small personal stamp to title page; marbled page edges; text clean; overall very good. Sergei Timofeevich Aksakov (1791 - 1859) was a Russian author best known for his semi-autobiographical tales of family life and his books on fishing and hunting. He began writing and publishing in the 1830s after meeting Gogol and recognizing what he claimed to be "a purely Russian genius." It was Gogol who would encourage Aksakov to create his works based simply on everyday life. His two works collected in the current book - "A Russian Gentleman" and "Years of Childhood" respectively published in 1856 and 1858 and meticulously describing the everyday life of the Russian nobility would bring him the fame of a literary artist of the highest order. Ill.: 0. 2.

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Book number: 001261