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Mysterious Portrait Nikolay Vasilyeviç Gogol
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Stok Kodu
9786055430597
Boyut
13.50x19.50
Sayfa Sayısı
80
Baskı
1
Basım Tarihi
2014-04
Kapak Türü
Ciltsiz
Kağıt Türü
2. Hamur
Dili
İngilizce

Mysterious PortraitStage 3

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9786055430597
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Mysterious Portrait
Mysterious Portrait Stage 3
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Nowhere did so many people pause as before the little picture-shop in the Shtchukinui Dvor. This little shop contained, indeed, the most varied collection of curiosities. The pictures were chiefly oil-paintings covered with dark varnish, in frames of dingy yellow. Winter scenes with white trees. Very red sunsets, like raging conflagrations, a Flemish boor, more like turkey-cock in cuffs than a human being, were the prevailing subjects.

To these must be added a few engravings, such as a portrait of Khozreff-Mirza in a sheepskin cap, and some generals with three-cornered hats and hooked noses. Moreover, the doors of such shops are usually festooned with bundles of those publications, printed on large sheets of bark. They are coloured by hand, which bear witness to the native talent of the Russian.

On one was the Tzarevna Miliktrisa Kirbitievna. On another the city of Jerusalem. There are usually but few purchasers of these productions, but gazers are many. Some truant lackey probably yawns in front of them, holding in his hand the dishes containing dinner from the cook-shop for his master, who will not get his soup very hot. Before them, too, will most likely be standing a soldier wrapped in his cloak, a dealer from the old-clothes mart, with a basketful of shoes. Each expresses admiration in his own way.

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    • Nowhere did so many people pause as before the little picture-shop in the Shtchukinui Dvor. This little shop contained, indeed, the most varied collection of curiosities. The pictures were chiefly oil-paintings covered with dark varnish, in frames of dingy yellow. Winter scenes with white trees. Very red sunsets, like raging conflagrations, a Flemish boor, more like turkey-cock in cuffs than a human being, were the prevailing subjects.

      To these must be added a few engravings, such as a portrait of Khozreff-Mirza in a sheepskin cap, and some generals with three-cornered hats and hooked noses. Moreover, the doors of such shops are usually festooned with bundles of those publications, printed on large sheets of bark. They are coloured by hand, which bear witness to the native talent of the Russian.

      On one was the Tzarevna Miliktrisa Kirbitievna. On another the city of Jerusalem. There are usually but few purchasers of these productions, but gazers are many. Some truant lackey probably yawns in front of them, holding in his hand the dishes containing dinner from the cook-shop for his master, who will not get his soup very hot. Before them, too, will most likely be standing a soldier wrapped in his cloak, a dealer from the old-clothes mart, with a basketful of shoes. Each expresses admiration in his own way.

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