Samuel Yakovlevich Marshak is a famous figure of Soviet culture, an interpreter, poet, playwright and outstanding children's writer.
Works for children S. Ya.Marshak can be attributed to different genres: songs, counters, riddles, poems, hints and others. Marshak's poem "Poodle" was first published in the publishing house "Rainbow" in 1927. In 1928, the publishing house "Guise" reissued the work, having issued the text illustrations of VV Lebedev.
"Пуделя" выпускали и другие издательства. Для С.Ya. Marshak had great importance in the design of his books. In 1960 the book was published in the "Children's World" with illustrations by M. P. Miturich-Khlebnikov. This is one of the brightest and rare editions of the Poodle. S. Ya. Marshak published many of his works in the design of M. P. Miturich. Illustrations in books for children are extremely important. They help the little reader better understand the work and learn it. Painting and poetry in children's books are inextricably linked.
Consider the work of a famous poetmore. Samuil Yakovlevich Marshak often made changes to the poem. "Poodle" has also been edited many times. A final version of the poem is available to the modern reader. There are no lines about the comic adventure of an old lady with a poodle in the market, about the pursuit of a cat and those lines where a dog helps a tired grandmother to wash clothes. In the 1960 edition, with illustrations by MP Miturich, a version that did not change was included. There are lines about riding heroes of the poem from the mountain, which were not in the early editions.
"Poodle" tells about the life of an old woman and herplayful poodle dog. The work consists of 18 stanzas, quatrains and pyatistish. The poem can be divided into 9 micro-totems, each of which occupies two stanzas. The first microtome introduces the heroes of the work, then each subtopic narrates about the adventures of the old woman and the tricks of her poodle. So, the second microtheme about how the poodle was in the buffet on the platter, the third - about the poodle leprosy, which hid behind the old woman for two weeks, then the subtheme about how the poodle pretended to be dead, the fifth - about the fun of the heroes on the ice slide. The sixth part tells how the chicken pecked the dog, the seventh tells about the poodle-helper, the eighth - about the entanglement of the poodle in the thread. The ninth part is the final one. It is about how the old lady received a leash and a collar as a gift and a reaction to this poodle.
The work is written in a light rhythmic syllable. The lines rhyme crosswise. This was what S.Ya. Marshak. "Poodle" is one of the most frequently translated works.
The poem is well received - even to small readers simply to understand the plot of the work. Easy humor in describing the pranks of the poodle allows you to re-read the poem with pleasure.
