ITALIAN ADAPTATION FOR YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE 1950S. - Lot 220

ITALIAN ADAPTATION FOR YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE 1950S. CERVANTES (Michele). DON CHISCIOTTE DELLA MANCHA. Firenze, Marzocco, [1953] One volume in-8° paperback, illustrated cover. Tradotto e adattato per la gioventu de Giuseppe Fanciulli. Illustrazioni e copertina di G. Bartolini Salimbeni. Settima edizione. Capolavori stranieri per la gioventù. RUSSIAN EDITION OF DON QUIXOTE (On joint). MUZEIB de CEPBAHMEC CAABEGPA. XHTPOYMHBIN HAAABRO AOH KHXOT AAMAHYCKHH MHHCK, HAPOHHAR ACBETA, 1988. Two in-8° volumes (400 pp / 432 pp) bound in green skivertex, title in gold (Publisher's binding). Russian translation of Don Quixote published at the end of the 20th century. Once again, we see the worldwide influence of this masterpiece of Spanish literature. In his "Diary of a Writer", Dostoiewsky declared Don Quixote to be "one of the most brilliant and saddest books ever produced by human genius. " The first Russian edition appeared in Saint Petersburg in 1769, and included only the first 27 chapters. The first complete edition, by Schukovxkiy after Florian, appeared in Moscow in 1804. A PERUVIAN MINUSCULE IN PORTUGUESE (Included). CERVANTES SAAVEDRA (Miguel de). DOM QUIXOTE DE LA MANCHA. Lima (Peru), Los libros mas pequeños del Mundo, 2007. Two volumes, in-128 (6, 5 cm), 474 pp, 3 ff and 474 pp, 3 ff. Publisher's full color illustrated boards. New condition. Peruvian minuscule printed in 10000 copies. Autor da Seleçao e adaptaçào Pedro Briceño Polo ; desenho e diamagracion Martin Salas, Edhino Ceopa. The illustrations are inspired by Gustave Doré, among others. The text is adapted in Portuguese.