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APUSHKIN, Yakov

Lot 4
10.03.2022 10:30UTC +01:00
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Starting price
€ 300
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationFrance, Paris
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ID 718358
Lot 4 | APUSHKIN, Yakov
Estimate value
€ 300 – 500
APUSHKIN, Yakov

Kamernyi teatr. (Le théâtre Kamerny).

APUSHKIN, Yakov

Kamernyi teatr. (Le théâtre Kamerny).

Moscou/Leningrad, Kino-pechat’, 1927



ÉDITION ORIGINALE



In-8 (174 x 134 mm), 64 pp., broché

ILLUSTRATION : reproductions in-texte de photographies. Couverture illustrée par Georgii Stenberg dans le style constructiviste

RÉFÉRENCE : Rowell n°718 et ill. p. 203



First edition with 12 photographs. Cover illustrated by Georgii Stenberg..



PIÈCE JOINTE : KAPLAN, E. I. Revizor v teatre imeni Meierkholda. (« Revizor » au théâtre Meyerhold). Moscou-Leningrad, Academia, 1927. In-8 (179 x 132 mm), 72 pp., broché. Couverture constructiviste en couleurs (vert et rouge) avec typographie et illustration de Kaplan. 4 photographies reproduites in texte montrant 4 acteurs de la pièce « Revizor ». 6 dessins d’architecture conçus par Kaplan pour le théâtre Meyerhold. Krasnoi gazetii pour l’impression. Pas dans Rowell. Christie’s 5138 lot 398.

Édition originale de la pièce créée par Gogol en 1836 et mise en scène par Meyerhold (ex-directeur du théâtre de la Révolution) en 1926. First edition of the pièce created by Gogol in 1836 and staged by Meyerhold in 1926. Constructivist cover with typographic composition and illustration by Kaplan. Includes 4 photographs representing 4 actors of the pièce.

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