Widely regarded as one of the greatest novels ever written, Anna Karenina is a monumental work by the celebrated Russian author Leo Tolstoy. Combining profound psychological insight with an extraordinary portrayal of nineteenth-century Russian society, the novel remains one of the defining achievements of world literature.

At the heart of the story is Anna Karenina, a beautiful and intelligent woman whose passionate relationship with Count Vronsky sets her on a path that challenges the conventions and moral values of the aristocratic world around her. Running parallel to Anna’s story is the life of Konstantin Levin, whose search for love, purpose, and spiritual fulfillment reflects many of Tolstoy’s own beliefs and philosophical concerns. Through these intertwined narratives, the author creates a rich and deeply human portrait of society, marriage, family, and the complexities of the human heart.

Renowned for its remarkable realism and unforgettable characters, Anna Karenina explores themes of love, betrayal, happiness, faith, and social expectations with extraordinary depth and sensitivity. Tolstoy’s masterful storytelling and keen understanding of human nature have ensured the novel’s place among the greatest literary achievements of all time.

Rich in atmosphere and detail, the work offers readers a vivid picture of Imperial Russia, from the glittering world of high society to the quiet rhythms of rural life. Its timeless themes and emotional power continue to resonate with readers across generations, making it an essential work for lovers of classic literature.

This handsome 1987 hardcover edition published by Raduga Publishers is presented in two volumes, containing a total of 956 pages. Measuring 6 × 7.5 inches, the set offers a compact and durable format, making it ideal both for reading and for collectors seeking quality editions of Russian literary classics.

A masterpiece of psychological fiction and one of the crowning achievements of nineteenth-century literature, Anna Karenina remains an unforgettable exploration of passion, society, and the human condition.

• Written by Leo Tolstoy
• Published by Raduga Publishers
• 1987 Edition
• Two-volume hardcover set
• Volume I: 438 pages
• Volume II: 518 pages
• Size: 6 × 7.5 inches
• Language: English
• A masterpiece of Russian literature
• Ideal for readers, scholars, and collectors

🔹 Collector’s Note

This 1987 two-volume hardcover edition of Anna Karenina is a desirable collectible for admirers of Russian literature and classic fiction. Combining elegant presentation with one of the greatest novels ever written, it represents a distinguished addition to any personal library or collection of literary masterpieces.