Аристократка: рассказы, фельетоны

Mikhail Mikhaĭlovich Zoshchenko (1894-1958) - pisatelʹ-satirik, pokazavshiĭ iznanku novogo sovetskogo cheloveka, obyvateli͡a 1920-1930-kh godov. Diapazon smekhovykh ottenkov v proze pisateli͡a - ot igry, dobrodushii͡a do gorʹkogo sozhalenii͡a. Za slovesnym i͡umorom chashche vsego skryta tragicheskai͡a sutʹ izobrazhaemoĭ deĭstvitelʹnosti.Risunki k ėtomu sborniku rasskazov i felʹetonov M. M. Zoshchenko spet͡sialʹno sozdany Aleksandrom I͡Akovlevym. Peterburgskiĭ khudozhnik izvesten kak master satiricheskoĭ illi͡ustrat͡sii i detskoĭ knigi. Ego raboty otmecheny mnogokratnymi prizami na mezhdunarodnykh festivali͡akh v Khorvatii, Gollandii, Italii.

Mikhail Mikhailovich Zoshchenko (1894-1958) was a satirical writer who showed the inside of the new Soviet man, the philistine of the 1920s and 1930s. The range of funny shades in the writer's prose ranges from playfulness, good-naturedness to bitter regret. The tragic essence of the depicted reality is often hidden behind verbal humor.The drawings for this collection of short stories and feuilletons by M. M. Zoshchenko were specially created by Alexander Yakovlev. The St. Petersburg artist is known as a master of satirical illustration and children's books. His works have been awarded multiple prizes at international festivals in Croatia, the Netherlands, and Italy.