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KRUCHYONYKH, Aleksei

Lot 142
10.03.2022 10:30UTC +01:00
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Starting price
€ 2 500
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationFrance, Paris
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ID 718264
Lot 142 | KRUCHYONYKH, Aleksei
Estimate value
€ 2 500 – 3 000
KRUCHYONYKH, Aleksei

Fonetika teatra. (Théâtre phonétique).

KRUCHYONYKH, Aleksei

Fonetika teatra. (Théâtre phonétique).

Moscou, 41°, 1923



ÉDITION ORIGINALE



In-12 (172 x 133 mm), 42 + 6 pp., relié

ILLUSTRATION : 4 compositions constructivistes de Mikhail Plaksin en illustration, dont 2 hors-texte. Composition constructiviste

aux couvertures (brique et noir pour le premier plat, noir pour le second), par I. Nagorskoï. En fin de volume, 6 pages d’annonces de publications, en particulier du 41° et de MAF.

RELIURE SIGNÉE DE JEAN DE GONET, datée 1978. Veau tabac, plats striés à la verticale de bandes en léger relief souligné d’un filet pointillé à froid, dos de chagrin rouge à trois nerfs prolongés sur les plats de pièces de chagrin rouge ou noir, en application, avec effet d’ombrage teinté à la cire. Doublure et gardes d’ingres brique. Couverture conservée. Chemise, étui.

RÉFÉRENCES : Rowell n°492 et ill. p. 202 ; F. Le Bars, Jean de Gonet, I, n°109

PIÈCE JOINTE : un exemplaire broché de cette même édition.



Anthologie de textes et poèmes de V. Maïakovski, I. Terentiev, I. Zdanevich (Iliazd), A. Olonin, et A. Krouchenykh recueillis par ce dernier. L’ouvrage comprend également un texte de Terentiev consacré à la phonologie et un autre de Krouchenykh traitant de poésie zaum.



First edition, bound by Jean de Gonet. Also included, another copy of the first edition.

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