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MAYAKOVSKY, Vladimir

Lot 172
10.03.2022 10:30UTC +01:00
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€ 4 000
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ID 718268
Lot 172 | MAYAKOVSKY, Vladimir
Estimate value
€ 4 000 – 6 000
MAYAKOVSKY, Vladimir

« Vladimir Mayakovsky ». Tragediya v dvukh destviyakh s prologom i epilogom. (« Vladimir Maïakovski ». Tragédie en deux actes avec un prologue et un épilogue).

MAYAKOVSKY, Vladimir

« Vladimir Mayakovsky ». Tragediya v dvukh destviyakh s prologom i epilogom. (« Vladimir Maïakovski ». Tragédie en deux actes avec un prologue et un épilogue).

Moscou, Les Futuristes-Gileia, 1914



ÉDITION ORIGINALE



RELIURE DE JEAN DE GONET



In-8 (178 x 133 mm), 46 pp. + 7 pl.

TIRAGE : 500 exemplaires non numérotés

ILLUSTRATION : 7 compositions hors texte en noir et blanc par David et Vladimir Bourliouk

RELIURE SIGNÉE DE JEAN DE GONET, datée 1977. Chagrin noir, plats divisés en trois par deux bandes verticales ton sur ton mosaïquées et serties aux petits points, dont les extrémités se détachent sur fond de veau beige serti, dos long, titre or et long, contregardes et gardes de papier kraft non vergé, couverture et dos conervés, étui

RÉFÉRENCES : Rowell n°65 et ill. p. 90-91 ; V. Terras, Handbook of Russian Literature, p. 277 ; F. Le Bars, Jean de Gonet, I, n°76.

EXPOSITION : Paris, Bibliothèque nationale, 1978, n°114



Édition originale de cette pièce présentée au Luna Park de Saint-Pétersbourg les 2 et 4 décembre 1913 et dans laquelle Maïakovski tenait son propre rôle.



First edition, of this illustrated experimental play, bound by Jean de Gonet. A close collaboration between poets and painters, as typical of the Russian avant-garde, the play was published in the Futurists’ journal. With its satirical stance on urban life and a poet-protagonist, it was part of a futurist experiment, and was intended to alternate on the stage with Kruchonykh’s Victory over the Sun. After its first performance in 1913, the play was, in Mayakovsky’s words, ‘torn into pieces’ by critics.

This copy was exhibited at the Bibliothèque nationale de France in 1978.

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