KRUCHYONYKH, Aleksei - GONCHAROVA, Natalia - photo 1

KRUCHYONYKH, Aleksei - GONCHAROVA, Natalia

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€ 8 000
Auction dateClassic
10.03.2022 10:30UTC +02:00
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CHRISTIE'S
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ID 718154
Lot 119 | KRUCHYONYKH, Aleksei - GONCHAROVA, Natalia
KRUCHYONYKH, Aleksei - GONCHAROVA, Natalia

Pustynniki. Pustynnitsa. (Les Ermites. Les ermit[esses]).

KRUCHYONYKH, Aleksei - GONCHAROVA, Natalia

Pustynniki. Pustynnitsa. (Les Ermites. Les ermit[esses]).

Moscou, G. Kuzmin et S. Dolinsky, 1913



ÉDITION ORIGINALE



EXEMPLAIRE RELIÉ PAR JEAN DE GONET, EXPOSÉ À LA BNF EN 1978



In-8 (192 x 145 mm), 26 feuillets (couverture comprise) lithographiés.

TIRAGE : 480 exemplaires non numérotés

ILLUSTRATION : couverture de Mikhail Larionov, texte manuscrit et 14 illustrations pleine page lithographiés en noir et blanc par Natalia Goncharova.

RELIURE SIGNÉE DE JEAN DE GONET datée 1977. Veau tabac mosaïqué de renforts aux coins extérieurs et d’un listel vertical de veau bruni à la cire, le tout souligné de filets pointillés à froid. Lettre cyrillique poussée au dos. Doublure et gardes de papier brut. Couverture conservée.

RÉFÉRENCES : Rowell n°28 et ill p. 78 ; F. Le Bars, Jean de Gonet, I, n°78 ; Paris, Bibliothèque nationale, 26 avril-21 mai 1978, n°112.



[JOINT :] 1 lithographie extraite du livre d’Alekseï Krouchenykh Les Ermites (Moscou, 1913) avec texte manuscrit au verso

(183 x 143 mm) et une épreuve supplémentaire de la dernière lithographie du livre.



First edition, one of 480 copies. Cover illustrated by Larionov, with 14 lithographs by Goncharova.

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