Search Results: Titles starting with I from M.B.Rare Books

[First Edition] Evgeny Permyak. Skazki o strnae Terro-Ferro [Tales About the Terra Ferro Сountry]. Drawings by I. Kabakov. - M.: Detsky Mir, 1959. - 62 p., ill., 28x22.5 cm.
Ilya Kabakov (born September 30, 1933) is a Soviet and American artist, a representative of Moscow conceptualism. He became world-famous in the late Soviet and post-Soviet periods thanks to installations in which he explored the feeling of alienation and boredom so characteristic for Soviet everyday life. Kabakov's works are two of the most expensive works of contemporary Russian art ever sold. Evgeny Andreevich Permyak (1902-1982) was a Russian Soviet writer, playwright, whose main creative work consists of short stories and fairy tales for children, and novels for adults are devoted to the life of the working class. In the publisher's cover, in good condition, slight scuffs, a clean block.

"Red Pinkerton"Ivanov, V.V., Shklovsky, V.B. Mustard gas: a novel. [In issue 9]. Vol. 1-9. Moscow: State Publishing House, [1925].Vol. 1: The black man who doesn't sleep. 32 pp., Issue. 2: Mourning Island. 32 pp., Issue. 3: Pashka-Tarzan. 32 pp., Issue. 4: Three crosses. 32 pp., Issue. 5: The Mystery of the Dove. 32 pp., Issue. 6: Combs in danger. 32 pp., Issue. 7: Battle above ground. 32 pp., Issue. 8: Golden Fountain. 32 pp., Issue. 9: End in Helicopter. 45 pp. ,18×12 cm.Each issue has a two-color illustrated publishing cover by B. Titov; the preservation of the issues is mostly good; some pages are stained.The adventure novel "Iprit", written in the tradition of "Red Pinkerton" and representing a parody of literary fun. A fantastic detective novel, a phantasmagoria, written in deliberately careless language. The only joint work of two wonderful authors.Ivanov Vsevolod Vyacheslavovich (1895-1963) - writer, playwright. He was a member of the Kosmist group of proletarian writers, then the Serapion… Read More

Schmit F.I. Art of ancient Rus of Ukraine. Kharkov, Union, 1919, 111 p., ill.
The book of the famous Byzantine historian, professor of Kharkov University, scientific secretary of the Russian Archaeological Institute in Constantinople, Fyodor Shmit (1877-1941), is devoted to the history of ancient Russian monuments (Tmutarakan, Chernihiv, Kyiv). There are 25 high-quality illustrations, printed separately and pasted into the book. Civil War Edition. Some damage of the publishing covers.

The first book by the writer Alexander Georgievich Mitrofanov (1899-1951), awarded a laudatory review by G. Adamovich in Paris "Latest News". But in the Literary Encyclopedia (1933), an abusive article was dedicated to him - he was called a "trotskyist", a conciliator, a petty-bourgeois aesthete...". The cover is an interesting two-sided photo montage by unknown artist.