Jonathon Keats reviews a fascinating exhibition on Alice in Wonderland and its various translations and adaptations, including illustration. I didn’t realise Nabokov was the book’s Russian translator–I wonder what distinctive slant he might have given it? Nabokov’s book are full of paradoxes that might come out of Wonderland. Some lovely illustrations, too, including the famous Dali and Steadman versions.
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