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One of 6 000 copies published. Covers by Nikolai Akimov (1901-1968) - theater artist and producer. The novel by Leonid Borisov (1897-1972) about two circus performers. A Year before Borisov published his best novel Khod konem [Knight's move].Russian Modernism: The Collections of the Getty Research Institute... #98. OCLC traces several copies in USA, in Columbia University, in University of California, in Yale University and in Getty Research Institute

Avant-garde covers by unknown artist.Author Nikolai Evreinov (1892-1939) was an official in Soviet Trade Unions. He was sentenced to be shot in 1938 during the Great Purge. We couldn't trace any copy in OCLC.

Stenbergs brothers – colour lithographed covers.One of 5 000 copies printed. Wrappers are in constructivism style by famous graphic and film poster artists Vladimir and Georgii Stenbergs. They were members of Institute of artistic culture in Moscow together with Alexander Rodchenko, Varvara Stepanova and Liubov Popova. Since 1922 the Stenbergs designed sets and costumes for Alexander Tairov's Moscow Kamernyi (Chamber) Theatre. Later they started to work as film posters designers for Sovkino. Their famous sign looks like they are circus artists: 2 Stenberg 2.The author Iakov Apushkin (1899-1989) studied in VKhUTEMAS, became a playwriter. He was arrested in 1935.Rowell-Wye #718 and p. 203, Hellyer #10, LeclancheBoulé # 160, Ex libris 6 #96, Russian Modernism: The Collections of the Getty Research Institute... #19. OCLC traces several copies of the edition in USA, in NYPL (Rare book collection), Yale University, Houghton Library, University of Chicago, Stanford University and Getty Research Institute… Leer más

[Moskva], Tea-kino-pechatʹ, 1928.Limited to 2 000 copies. The collection of scores was prepared by the Soviet composer and conductor of silent movies David Blok (1888-1948).

R.I. Kalmens - translation from German. B.A. Kal'pus - foreword. N. Borov – covers with photomontageOne of 20.000 copies printed.A series of books about a healthy lifestyle of the Danish gymnast Joergen Peter Mueller (1866-1938) was very popular in pre-revolutionary Russia. In 1911 Müller came to Russia and acted in Moscow and St. Petersburg where showed as it is necessary to carry out exercises.Naym Borov (1906-1942) was architect and interior designer, he headed one of architecture workshops in Moscow. There he collaborated with another artist Grigorii Zamskii (1903-1984) as well as for several other photomontage covers for this publishing house. N. Borov was killed during WWII. Boris Kal'pus (1895-1938) created his own system of hand-to-hand fight for Red Army. He was shot during Great Purge.

One of 1.500 copies published.
Covers by Mikhail Sokolov (1885-1947) - member of World of Arts movement. He lived in Tver' in the beginning of 20s. In 1923 he destroyed almost all of his works fearing of arrest. He was arrested in 1938.Among the contributors are composer and critic Leonid Sabaneev (1881-1968) who left Russia in 1926, futurist poet Ivan Aksenov (1884-1935) - founder of Tsentrifuga group and author of the first book about Pablo Picasso's art in any language, Boris Arvatov (1896-1940) - one of the founders of LEF movement and Aleksei Gan (1885-1935) - art theorist, his book-manifesto Konstruktivism [Constructivism] published in the same place a year later. MoMA has another Tver' edition of the book with Sokolov's covers – 100 Poetov [One hundred poets], 1922 (Rowell-Wye #436). Hellyer # 788 and back cover, Russian Modernism: The Collections of the Getty Research Institute... #612. OCLC traces several copies of the edition in USA, in Library of Congress (Rare Book/Special Collections),… Leer más

Tokyo, ナウカ, 昭和11 [1936].Cover design for this Turgenev's novel was created by the Russian-born painter and graphic artist Varvara Bubnova (1886-1983). Her mother distantly related to the prominent poet Alexander Pushkin. Varvara studied in the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts under Nikolay Dubovskoy. In the early 1910s she became a member of the Youth Union and participated in art exhibitions with Mikhail Larionov, Natalia Goncharova, Kuz'ma Petrov-Vodkin and David Burlyuk. Bubnova also worked for the Institute of Artistic Culture with among others Wassily Kandinsky, Robert Falk, Lyubov Popova, Varvara Stepanova and Alexander Rodchenko. In 1923 she moved to Japan where she lived until 1958. In Japan Bubnova was mainly painting watercolors and lithographs. She was declared an undesirable alien in Japan in 1936 (Rudin was published in 1936 also) and deported from Tokyo. Bubnova's library and drawings burned after the attacks on Tokyo during the WWII. In 1959 she returned to the USSR. She was… Leer más

Pinchevski Mar - translation. Kukhalashvili Volodimir - afterword. Chekan'uk Iu.A. - book designThe first edition of The Great Gatsby in Ukrainian language. Tender is the Night was published in Ukrainian in 1975 for the first time. Translated by Mar Pinchevskii (1925-1983) - journalist and writer. He was a son of Jewish poet Moishe Pinchevskii. Mar Pinchevskii translated into Ukrainian novels by Ernest Hemingway, Charles Dickens, Mark Twain, James Aldridge, Somerset Maugham, William Faulkner, Edgar Doctorow. The book design by Iurii Chekaniuk, artist and architect.OCLC locates one copy only, in the British Library. We couldn't trace any copy in US libraries