Огниво: Художник Оксана Игнащенко

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Огниво (дат. Fyrtøiet) — сказка датского писателя и поэта Ханса Кристиана Андерсена, повествующая о везучем солдате, на голову которого свалилось всё, о чём он мог лишь мечтать. Смекалка поможет ему жениться на принцессе и стать королем. Сказка Огниво была впервые опубликована в 1835 году. 
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Иллюстратор Оксана Игнащенко родилась 5 сентября 1960 года в Киеве. Окончила Национальную Академию Изобразительного Искусства и Архитектуры в 1984 году. Член Союза художников. Участница многих международных выставок.

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Feb 4, 2018
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