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Moscow, 1917. Illustrated wrappers. 32 x 23 cm. 16 pages: illustrations. Text in Russian. A folded copy with the wrappers becoming detached and showing signs of damage.<br /> <br /> A weekly theatrical magazine that predominantly focuses on the activities of theaters in both the capital and provincial regions. Distinguished individuals such as A. Bely, M. Voloshin, and A. Tolstoy have contributed to the magazine. <br /> <br /> Notably, this issue is distinguished by the appointment of a new editor. It delves into the transformations within the theatrical sphere brought about by the October Revolution and also includes incisive critiques of the former tsarist regime, among other topics.

Moscow, 1929. illustrated wrappers. Book measures: 30 x 23 cm. 16 pages: illustrations. Text in Russian. A heavily worn copy, featuring tears and chips, falling apart, and enveloped with the paper cover.<br /> <br /> A monthly magazine that combined literature, art, and socio-political content. It was published in Moscow from 1925 until 2000 and originated in a decision made at the VI Congress of Komsomol in 1924. Throughout the Soviet era, it fell under the supervision of the Central Committee of Komsomol.<br /> <br /> Originally titled the "Journal of Peasant Youth," it played a significant role in the cultural landscape of its time, with notable contributions from figures such as Sergei Yesenin. The magazine featured literary works by renowned Soviet writers like M. Sholokhov and V. Mayakovsky. Additionally, it covered topics related to the social and economic transformations in Soviet villages, addressing issues and challenges rural communities face. It also… Leer más

Paris: Berggruen & Cie, 1968. Catalog of modern and contemporary prints featuring artworks by numerous renowned artists, including Aizpiri, Appel, Arp, Baj, Bellmer, Bertholo, Braque, Brauner, Calder, Chagall, Chirico, Corneille, Courtin, Dali, Delaunay, Ernst, Fini, Friedlaender, Giacometti, Hamaguchi, Hartung, Hundertwasser, Ikeda, Jenkins, Kandinsky, Klee, Le Corbusier, Léger, Magritte, Manessier, Marini, Matisse, Meckseper, Mihlstein, Minami, Mirò, Montijn, Moore, Mumprecht, Picasso, Poliakoff, Rouault, Schoofs, Sonderborg, Soulages, Sutherland, Tàpies, Vasarely, Vidal-Quadras, Vilatò, Villon, Vlaminck, Wunderlich & Zadkine. <br /> <br /> This catalog also features a price list and a chronological list of catalogs published by Berggruen from 1952 through 1967. It is unpaginated but comprises 463 black and white reproductions. The book measures approximately 23 cm and is written in French. It is presented in a paperback… Leer más

Geneva: [YMCA-Press], 1945. Original publishers cover. Book measures: 18.8 x 12.8 cm. 126 pages. Text in Russian. Good condition.<br /> <br /> Printed by the Prisoner of War Relief Department of the Y.M.C.A. for the exclusive use of prisoners of war.

Bayreuth, 1946. Original wrappers. Dimensions: 21 x 14.5 cm. 32 pages: portrait. Text in Russian. With the military censorship on the back, "Approved by U.N.N.R.A. Team 186." The previous owner's address is stamped on the title page. The book is in poor condition both externally and internally.<br /> <br /> This book was published by the Russian refugees and printed in a very small run to be distributed in post-war Germany's Displaced Persons (DP) camps. Due to difficult circumstances in those camps, including a lack of resources and military censorship, such publications are a testament to the resilience and determination of the displaced persons community during this challenging time in history.

Paris: YMCA-Press, 1975. Publisher's hardcover binding. 629 pages. Text in Russian. Worn copy.<br /> <br /> A memoir by A. Solzhenitsyn called Бодался телёнок с дубом (lit. A Calf Head-butting with an Oak,) which was initially published in Russian in 1975, had its first Parisian edition. The book delves into Solzhenitsyn's experiences surrounding the release of "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" and his relationship with editor-in-chief Aleksandr Tvardovsky. It also covers his unsuccessful attempts to publish his earlier works, "Cancer Ward" and "The First Circle," as well as the controversies that arose after he won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1970 and his subsequent expulsion from the Soviet Union.

Moscow: Izd-vo, 1938. Lifetime edition. 136 pages: portraits. Text in Russian. One of [3000] copies printed.<br /> <br /> This book delves into the life and legacy of V.S. Kalinnikov (1866-1900), a composer who was highly regarded by music critics of his time for his mastery of the complex form of symphony. Even 38 years after his passing, Kalinnikov's works continue to captivate with their artistic brilliance.

The Hague, Netherlands: Mouton, 1968. Original publisher's wrappers. 74 pages. Text in Russian. Good condition.

Berlin: Georg Reimer, 1909. A guidebook to the Kaiser-Friedrich-Museum, containing 264 pages with illustrations. The book measures approximately 19 cm. It is in fair condition, with minor wear and soiling on the wrappers, and several ink stamps scattered throughout the book. Additionally, the text block shows signs of deterioration, with some pages beginning to separate from the binding.

New York: All-Slavic Publishing House, Inc, 1971. Original publisher's wrappers. Book measures: 23 x 15.5 cm. 205 pages. Text in Russian. The book was published with the support of the Prince Sergei Sergeievich Belosselsky-Belozersky. A very good copy with a little crease on the rear wrapper.

Moscow: Iskusstvo, 1944. Illustrated wrappers. 16 x 11 cm. 22 pages: illustrations. Text in Russian. Old library stamps on several pages. A lightly soiled copy with some chipping and tearing. <br /> <br /> A monograph published in the aftermath of the Leningrad blockade, dedicated to the life and artistic legacy of Ivan Nikolaevich Pavlov (1872-1951), the esteemed Russian and Soviet engraver and painter.

Copenhagen: [J. Jørgensen & Co], 1966. 72 pages. Text in English. The book is in good condition with mild wear to the wrappers and comes with two postcards. OCLC Number / Unique Identifier: 4095293.

Moscow: Sovetskii Khudozhnik, 1938. 15 [1] pages: illustrated catalog. One of 400 copies. With an introductory article by V. Lobanov. As of April 2024, not in OCLC. Signs of water damage throughout. <br /> <br /> Aleksei Nikolaevich Arzhenikov (1891-1952) was a pivotal Russian artist, known for his expressive portraits and vivid genre scenes. Educated at the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture, his notable works include portraits of Vladimir Lenin and Sergei Kirov, alongside scenes like "Corner of the Park in Miskhor." Arzhenikov's involvement in key exhibitions, from the 1912 Artistic Association in St. Petersburg to the 1943 "The Great Patriotic War" at the State Tretyakov Gallery, showcases his influence in Russian art. His legacy, marked by a dedication to teaching and contributions to prominent art societies, makes his works highly collectible and revered in the realms of graphic and fine arts.

Lviv: Rusalka, 1923. Publisher's wrappers. The book measures 15 x 11.5 cm and comprises 16 pages. The text is in Ukrainian, with translation from Russian by Hr. Sadovs'ky. It is part of the "Teatral'na biblioteka" series, issue No. 28. This particular copy is in a worn and delicate condition, with evident signs of chipping along the edges.<br /> <br /> As of January 2024, OCLC records indicate that only two copies of the book have been located, one at Harvard University Library and another at the University of Saskatchewan Library.

1902. Second Edition of the Official Catalog for the 1902 International Art Exhibition by the Munich Association of Visual Artists (A.V.) "Secession." This edition consists of 56 pages of text, 64 black and white plates, and 19 pages of advertisements. The text is in German. The book measures approximately 16 x 10.5 cm and features a worn cardboard cover with a front cover illustration. Additionally, there is an old stamp on the title page.

Kazan: Izdanie Tsentralʹnogo Muzeia T.S.S.R., 1925. 48 pages: illustrations; 16 cm. Text in Russian. Catalog of an exhibition held at Kazanskii Tsentralnyi muzei (now National Museum of the Republic of Tatarstan) in 1925. Illustrated by Georgiy Semenovich Vereisky. One of 500 copies. The catalog is in poor condition, with a missing cover and several pages restored. Contents: Preface / P. Dulsky; D.I. Mitrokhin / M. Kuzmin; Life and Work of D.I. Mitrokhin / P. Kornilov; List of Exhibited Works / P.K; Materials for Bibliography / P.K. As of May 2024, OCLC locates five institutional copies of the catalog.<br /> <br /> Dmitry Isidorovich Mitrokhin (Mitrohin), 1883 - 1973, was a prominent Russian and Soviet graphic artist, illustrator, and master of various printmaking techniques, including easel engraving, etching, and lithography. Renowned for his numerous book illustrations and extensive cycle of miniatures, primarily in the chamber still life genre, Mitrokhin also distinguished… Leer más

New York: E. P. Dutton & Company, 1917. Second edition. Publisher's cloth binding. Book measures: 19.5 x 14 cm. 293 pages: 32 plates. Text in English. Featuring a frontispiece portrait of Feodor Ivanovich Shaliapin (1873-1938). The book is in moderate condition, having some chipping, general wear, and a small tear at the upper portion of the spine.<br /> <br /> A comprehensive exploration of various forms of art in Russia, captured just prior to the Russian Revolution and the disintegration of the Russian military during World War One.

Moscow: Vsekozhudozhnik, 1936. Text in Russian. One of 500 copies. A copy shows notable signs of water damage. This rare exhibition catalog of works by Fedor Alexandrovich Modorov, 1890-1967, as of April 2024, remains unique in that it is not part of any North American institution's collection.

Moscow: The State Tretyakov Gallery, 1941. 55 pages, plates: illustrations, portraits; 18 cm. One of 600 copies. At head of title: Комитет по делам искусств при СНК СССР; Государственная Третьяковская галерея (The Committee on Arts Affairs under… Leer más

Raleigh, NC: North Carolina Museum of Art, 1956. Publisher's wrappers. This publication constitutes the initial volume of a two-part catalog. It comprises a comprehensive introduction to the various historical periods showcased here, with a particular focus on the paintings associated with the State of North Carolina. It also features a critical inventory of these paintings, encompassing those generously donated to the Museum by private benefactors, accompanied by numerous black and white illustrations.<br /> <br /> The book measures approximately 24 cm and contains plates and plans. It also includes a hand-written inscription and an embossed stamp from "A La Vieille Russie" on the title page. "A La Vieille Russie" is a renowned antique store based in New York City, specializing in European and American antique jewelry, Imperial Russian works of art, 18th-century European gold snuff boxes, and objets d'art. Originally established in Kyiv in 1851, the store… Leer más