Еврейские притчи

Oznakomitsia so vsei knigoi v elektronnom vide mojno po ssielke na saite SZKEO Podarochnoe illustrirovannoe izdanie otpechatano na otechestvennoi pigmentirovannoi knijno-dizainerskoi bumage kremovogo cveta s zakladkoi liasse odnogo cveta s kaptalom. BML Tom 282 Rouz Lure Evreiskie pritchi. Izdanie vkluchaet tridcat vosem evreiskih pritch v izlojenii Rouz Lure. Oni povestvuut o jizni evreiskogo naroda so vremeni razrusheniia Pervogo Hrama do izgnaniia evreev iz Ispanii. Sbornik prednaznachen dlia detei, poetomu vse vkluchenniee v nego rasskazie napisanie prostiem i iasniem iaziekom. V nih govoritsia o delah davno minuvshih let, o praviteliah i polkovodcah, o ravvinah i prostieh rabochih. Perevod tekstov s angliiskogo iazieka viepolnen Sergeem Urevichem Afonkiniem. Pritchi sbornika ukrashenie samobietniemi grafichniemi risunkami viedaushegosia amerikanskogo hudojnika evreiskogo proishojdeniia Todrosa Gellera (1889–1949). Izdanie predstavliaet soboi sbornik nebolshih istorii, povestvuushih o jizni i mirovozzrenii evreiskogo naroda. Eti istorii nasieshenie sobietiiami, proishodivshimi so vremeni razrusheniia Pervogo Hrama do izgnaniia evreev iz Ispanii. V to je vremia eta kniga — ne istoricheskoe sochinenie, poetomu nekotoriee sobietiia v nee ne popali. Vse tekstie napisanie legko i vierazitelno; oni probujdaut interes i viezievaut otklik u samieh malenkih chitatelei. Proizvedeniia etogo sbornika — pritchi. V nih govoritsia o delah davno minuvshih let, o praviteliah i polkovodcah, o ravvinah i prostieh rabochih. Povestvovanie v pritchah viestroeno takim obrazom, chtobie razviazka emocionalno vozdeistvovala na unogo chitatelia, ostavliala otpechatok v ego dushe. Vsego v etu knigu vklucheno tridcat vosem evreiskih pritch v izlojenii Rouz Lure. Oni uchat miloserdiu i vernosti, uvajeniu i smireniu. Pritchi sbornika ukrashenie samobietniemi grafichniemi risunkami viedaushegosia illustratora Todrosa Gellera. Todros Geller (1889–1949) — amerikanskii hudojnik evreiskogo proishojdeniia. On rodilsia i vieros v Rossiiskoi imperii; eshe v podrostkovom vozraste unosha proiavlial interes k risovaniu. V 1906 godu Geller perebralsia v Kanadu, gde uvleksia fotografiei, a zatem, jenivshis, pereehal s semei v SShA. Tam molodoi chelovek ne soshel s tvorcheskogo puti i okonchil Shkolu Chikagskogo instituta iskusstv. K momentu viepuska on uje prepodaval jivopis v Evreiskom narodnom institute, uglubilsia v iskusstvo ksilografii i viestavlial svoi rabotie na hudojestvennieh viestavkah. Geller vsegda videl sebia hudojnikom, stremiashimsia slujit svoemu narodu: on jelal postich istoriu evreiskogo iskusstva i zapechatlet v svoem tvorchestve tradicii evreiskogo naroda. Svoi ubejdeniia on demonstriroval ne tolko v jivopisi, grafike i rezbe po derevu; Geller takje organizovieval viestavki, celu kotorieh bielo znakomstvo ludei s evreiskoi izobrazitelnoi kulturoi, a krome togo chital lekcii o evreiskom kulturnom dostoianii. Vliianie Gellera nashlo otgolosok v tvorcheskoi deiatelnosti hudojnikov posleduushih pokolenii — teh, kogo on sam obuchil, ili teh, kto vdohnovlialsia ego rabotami. Ego talant biel mnogogranen: Geller sozdaval dekoracii dlia teatrov i vitraji dlia sinagog, uchastvoval v oformlenii obrazovatelnieh uchrejdenii i proillustriroval okolo soroka knig. Sredi oformlennieh Gellerom izdanii bieli i chudesniee evreiskie pritchi, s kotoriemi sovremenniei chitatel mojet oznakomitsia blagodaria etoi knige.

To get acquainted with the entire book in electronic form, follow the link on the NWKEO website. The gift illustrated edition is printed on domestic pigmented cream-colored book design paper with a lasse bookmark of the same color with a captal. BML Volume 282 Rose Lurie Jewish Parables. The publication includes thirty-eight Jewish parables as presented by Rose Lurie. They tell about the life of the Jewish people from the time of the destruction of the First Temple to the expulsion of the Jews from Spain. The collection is intended for children, so all the stories included in it are written in simple and clear language. They talk about the affairs of bygone years, about rulers and generals, about rabbis and ordinary workers. The translation of the texts from English was made by Sergey Yuryevich Afonkin. The parables of the collection are decorated with original graphic drawings by the outstanding American artist of Jewish origin Todros Geller (1889-1949). The publication is a collection of short stories about the life and worldview of the Jewish people. These stories are full of events that took place from the time of the destruction of the First Temple to the expulsion of the Jews from Spain. At the same time, this book is not a historical work, so some events were not included in it. All the texts are written easily and expressively; they arouse interest and evoke a response from the youngest readers. The works of this collection are parables. They talk about the affairs of bygone years, about rulers and generals, about rabbis and ordinary workers. The narration in the parables is structured in such a way that the denouement has an emotional effect on the young reader, leaving an imprint in his soul. In total, this book includes thirty-eight Jewish parables as presented by Rose Lurie. They teach mercy and loyalty, respect and humility. The parables of the collection are decorated with original graphic drawings by the outstanding illustrator Todros Geller. Todros Geller (1889-1949) was an American artist of Jewish descent. He was born and raised in the Russian Empire; as a teenager, the young man showed interest in drawing. In 1906, Geller moved to Canada, where he became interested in photography, and then, after getting married, moved with his family to the United States. There, the young man did not leave his creative path and graduated from the School of the Chicago Institute of Arts. By the time he graduated, he had already taught painting at the Jewish National Institute, delved into the art of woodcutting and exhibited his work at art exhibitions. Geller always saw himself as an artist striving to serve his people: he wanted to comprehend the history of Jewish art and capture the traditions of the Jewish people in his work. He demonstrated his beliefs not only in painting, graphics and woodcarving; Geller also organized exhibitions aimed at introducing people to Jewish visual culture, and also lectured on Jewish cultural heritage. Geller's influence found an echo in the creative work of artists of subsequent generations — those whom he himself trained, or those who were inspired by his works. His talent was multifaceted: Geller created scenery for theaters and stained glass windows for synagogues, participated in the design of educational institutions and illustrated about forty books. Among the editions designed by Geller were wonderful Jewish parables, which the modern reader can get acquainted with thanks to this book.