Petersburgers created a comic book about the Hermitage

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Petersburgers Varvara Tomato and Daria Agapova created a comic book about the Hermitage. The heroes of the book - the girl Tasia and the boy Vanya - travel through the halls of Japanese art and try to understand why Tasa dreams of terrible dreams.

"Paper" talks about the book "Traveling on the Hermitage. Dreams.

This is the second book in the series “Traveling on the Hermitage” - the first barbarus of tomato and Daria Agapova were released in 2018. Then the comic was dedicated to Rembrandt's halls in the museum.

Both parts of the comic book have through heroes - six -grader Vanya and a fourth -grader Tasia, who accidentally meet in the Hermitage. Tasyu is tormented by nightmares.

“The theme of teenage insomnia and nightmares is relevant and real, it is understandable and close to many, and it itself is attracted to Japanese mythology, like a magnetic puzzle,” Agapova told Rosbalt .

You can buy a book on the publishing house .

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