Kardashova, A. Tonio and His Dog Palma (Tonio i ego sobaka Palma). Illustrated by G. Bedarev. Moscow: Malysh, 1970. In Russian.

Kardashova, A. Tonio and His Dog Palma (Tonio i ego sobaka Palma). Illustrated by G. Bedarev. Moscow: Malysh, 1970. In Russian.

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Kardashova, A. Tonio and His Dog Palma (Tonio i ego sobaka Palma). Illustrated by G. Bedarev. Moscow: Malysh, 1970. In Russian.
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Kardashova, A. Tonio and His Dog Palma (Tonio i ego sobaka Palma). Illustrated by G. Bedarev. Moscow: Malysh, 1970. In Russian.

$35.00
Sale price  $35.00 Regular price 

Кардашова, Анна Алексеевна. Тонио и его собака Пальма / рисунки Г. Бедарева.
Москва : Издательство «Малыш», 1970. 40 страниц, цветные и черно-белые иллюстрации.
Издательский иллюстрированный картонаж (плотная мягкая обложка). Энциклопедический формат.
Состояние хорошее. Обложка с небольшими потертостями по краям и сгибу корешка, легкие поверхностные загрязнения. Книжный блок крепкий, страницы чистые.
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Kardashova, Anna Alekseevna. Tonio and His Dog Palma (Tonio i ego sobaka Palma) / illustrations by G. Bedarev.
Moscow : "Malysh" Publishing House, 1970. 40 pages, color and monochrome illustrations.
Original publisher's illustrated stiff wrappers (cardboard). Enlarged (encyclopedic) format (28 x 21.5 cm).
Condition good. Cover shows minor edge wear, rubbing along the spine fold, and light surface soiling. Text block is firm, pages are clean.

A charming and beautifully illustrated Soviet children's book by Anna Kardashova, featuring the vivid artwork of Gleb Bedarev. Published by "Malysh" in 1970, the story follows the adventures of a young Italian boy named Tonio who performs various "heroic" and endearing deeds to convince his mother that he is responsible enough to keep a stray dog named Palma. Bedarev's expressive illustrations—alternating between striking full-color spreads and dynamic monochrome drawings—wonderfully capture the lively, sun-drenched atmosphere of Italian city streets and the emotional journey of the young protagonist. The use of bold, graphic textures and stylized mid-century forms makes this book a standout example of Soviet children's book design of the era. Preserved in good condition in its original stiff cardboard covers, this large-format edition is an excellent acquisition for collectors of vintage children's literature, dog stories, and Soviet graphic arts.

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