Faust (eBook, ePUB)
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This is an exclusive illustrated edition of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's tragedy, Faust. The book's crowning glory is a unique series of color illustrations created especially for this edition. These images reinterpret the aesthetics of antique 19th-century lithographs, reviving the spirit of classic book illustrations of the Romantic era. From the dark scenes of temptation in the alchemist's study to the majestic heavenly visions and the angels' battle for the hero's soul, each illustration is unique. Its pictorial expressiveness and mystical atmosphere make this book a true collector's item,...
This is an exclusive illustrated edition of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's tragedy, Faust. The book's crowning glory is a unique series of color illustrations created especially for this edition. These images reinterpret the aesthetics of antique 19th-century lithographs, reviving the spirit of classic book illustrations of the Romantic era. From the dark scenes of temptation in the alchemist's study to the majestic heavenly visions and the angels' battle for the hero's soul, each illustration is unique. Its pictorial expressiveness and mystical atmosphere make this book a true collector's item, unmatched by other editions of Faust. The text is presented in Afanasy Fet's translation, which he worked on for over twenty years. This translation, combining philological precision and poetic quality, masterfully conveys the rhythm and depth of the original: from Gretchen's naive songs to the cosmic scale of the "Prologue in Heaven," from the crude student humor to the sublime mysticism of the finale. Fet sought to recreate the very music of German verse while preserving its philosophical richness. The story of a scholar who made a pact with the devil is transformed by Goethe into a grand drama about man's striving for the unattainable, the limits of knowledge, and the price of progress. Mephistopheles here is not simply a tempter, but the embodiment of active skepticism, whose evil paradoxically turns into good, and the tragic love of Faust and Margarita remains one of the pinnacles of world literature.
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