Description

Large 4°. 58 pp., [2], original illustrated boards, brown linen spine (binding with scuffs and minor paper loss on the edges, corners slightly battered, back cover with a small stamp and light waterstaining in margins, the water-staining only slightly affecting the white margins of the last two pages, inside clean with soft small folds in the upper corner).

 
An adaptation of Hovhannes Tumanyan’s popular ballad The End of Evil, involving the characters of a dog, a fox, a crow and a cuckoo was adapted for the opera and ballet by Azat Manukyan, an Armenian composer and educator. Manukyan was an author of numerous works for children. The End of Evil was written in 1936 and this version was published in the year of his death.

 
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