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Zhupel (Russian: Жупел) was a
Russian satirical magazine,
founded by
Zinovii Grzhebin in 1905.
Among the
contributors were the most
famous Russian writers...
- 1905,
Bilibin drew
revolutionary cartoons,
especially for the
magazine Zhupel (Жупелъ),
which in 1906 was
banned because of his
illustration depicting...
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antimonarchical incline. In late 1905
Grzhebin established a
satirical magazine Zhupel (Russian: Жупелъ – Bugbear).
Mstislav Dobuzhinsky said, that
Grzhebin performed...
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During the
Russian Revolution of 1905,
Bakst worked for the
magazines Zhupel,
Adskaya Pochta, Mir
Iskusstva (magazine) [ru], and Satirikon [ru], then...
- artist's soul. He
contributed to the
satirical journals Vampir (Vampire),
Zhupel (Bugbear) and
Adskaya Pochta (****'s Mail). At that time, he
first met the...
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their works dedicated to the 1905
Revolution in the
satirical magazine Zhupel.
Novels Mother (1907) by
Maxim Gorky and The
Silver Dove (1909) by Andrei...
- Gorky. 1905–06 –
Anisfeld does
illustrations for the
satirical journals Zhupel (Bugbear),
Adskaya Pochta, and V. L. Burtsyev's
Calendar of the Russian...
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political caricature,
providing illustrations for the
radical journals Zhupel (Bugbear) and
Adskaya Pochta from 1905 to 1906. In 1934
Isaak Brodsky, a...
- Commentaries. Pp.504-508. The
Gorky Readings // Горьковские чтения, 1961. P.16.
Zhupel magazine, No.3,
March 1906. The
Works of I.A.Bunin. Vol.ii.
Novellas and...
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Dmitry Moor
Cover from 1918
Cover from 1918 with a
cartoon on Leon
Trotsky Zhupel Oleg
Minin (2014). "Russian
Artists in the
United States. The Case of Nicholas...
