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COLLECTIF - PETA

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Auction dateClassic
10.03.2022 10:30UTC +02:00
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Lot 39 | COLLECTIF - PETA
COLLECTIF - PETA

Peta. Pervyi sbornik. (Peta. Premier recueil).

COLLECTIF - PETA

Peta. Pervyi sbornik. (Peta. Premier recueil).

Moscou, Peta, 1916



ÉDITION ORIGINALE



In-8 (225 x 150 mm), 48 pp. + 2 pl., broché. Restaurations à la couverture partiellement détachée.

TIRAGE : 1200 exemplaires, celui-ci un des 1000 sur papier fin non numérotés

ILLUSTRATION : 2 planches en noir et blanc par Aleksandr Lopushkin et Fedor Platov

RÉFÉRENCE : Rowell n°128



L’ouvrage réunit des textes de Nikolai Aseev, Sergei Bobrov, Velimir Khlebnikov, Konstantin Bolshakov, Aleksandr Lopushkin, Fedor Platov, Viacheslav Tretiakov, F. Chartov et Evgenii Shelling.



First edition, limited to 1200 copies, gathering texts written by Nikolai Aseev, Sergei Bobrov, Velimir Khlebnikov, Konstantin Boklshakov, Aleksandr Lopushkin, Fedor Platov, Viacheslav Tretiakov, F. Chartov and Evgenii Shelling.



[JOINT :]

Russkoe iskusstvo. N°1/2-3. (L’art russe. N°1/ 2-3). Moscou/ Petrograd, Tvorchestvo, 1923.

In-8 (296 x 132 mm), n°1 : 112 pp. et 10 pl. ; n°2 : 120 pp. + 16 pl.

ÉDITIONS ORIGINALES des numéros 1 et 2⁄3 de ce journal dont Solomon Abramov était rédacteur en chef.

First edition of the first and the second (2/3) issues of this magazine with Solomon Abramov as editor-in-chief. The first issue contains 53 illustrations and the second (2/3) includes 86 illustrations.

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