Ladomir Publishing House Bram Stoker's "Dracula"
No book in the European literature of the last centuries can even come close in popularity to the novel "Dracula" (1897) by Bram (Abraham) Stoker (1847-1912), the main character of which broke far beyond not only the novel itself, but also literature as a whole, and turned into one of the symbols of the past century and, even wider, of the whole modernity.
The publishing house "Ladomir" released this book as part of the series "Literary Monuments" of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and for the first time in its long history, and this series has been published since 1948, the book was designed by a contemporary artist.
No book in the European literature of the last centuries can even come close in popularity to the novel "Dracula" (1897) by Bram (Abraham) Stoker (1847-1912), the main character of which broke far beyond not only the novel itself, but also literature as a whole, and turned into one of the symbols of the past century and, even wider, of the whole modernity.
The publishing house "Ladomir" released this book as part of the series "Literary Monuments" of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and for the first time in its long history, and this series has been published since 1948, the book was designed by a contemporary artist.
Издательство “Ладомир” Брэм Стокер “Дракула”
Ни одна книга в европейской литературе последних веков не может даже приблизиться по популярности к роману Брэма (Абрахама) Стокера (1847-1912) "Дракула" (1897), главный герой которого вырвался далеко за рамки не только самого романа, но и литературы в целом, и превратился в один из символов минувшего столетия и, даже шире,- всей современности.
Издательство “Ладомир” выпустило эту книгу в рамках серии “Литературные памятники” Российской Академии наук, и впервые за многолетнюю историю, а издается эта серия с 1948 года, книга была оформлена современным художником.
