Lemon seller on Gorky St. in Moscow. Photo by Hans Sibbelee (1959).
This blog is about old postcards, book illustration, history and culture of Russia and the Soviet Union. I'm a long time collector, and this blog is 10 years old.
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“Children, get ready for school!“ by N. Gernet, illustrated by Vladimir Konashevich
(1959)
Vintage postcard by Yevgeny Rachyov. Illustration for “Kolobok” (1969). Unused, some handling wear.
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“A Bookish Find” by Yuli Vechersky (1980s)
Vladimir Konashevich. Cover for Kornei Chukovsky’s “The Telephone” (1969 edition).
Flower sellers in Moscow (1959)
Photo by Yuri Sadovnikov (Sakhalin, Far East Russia, 1960s)
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Troitsky [Trinity] Cathedral in Leningrad (1970)
Bread department of the grocery store at 3 Gorky Street (Moscow, 1947)
Late autumn. Photo by Viktor Akhlomov (1963).
Russian folk tale “Masha and the Bear”, illustrated by Yevgeny Rachyov