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MAYAKOVSKY, Vladimir

Lot 178
10.03.2022 10:30UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 6 000
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationFrance, Paris
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ID 718294
Lot 178 | MAYAKOVSKY, Vladimir
Estimate value
€ 6 000 – 8 000
MAYAKOVSKY, Vladimir

Dlya golosa. (Pour la voix).

MAYAKOVSKY, Vladimir

Dlya golosa. (Pour la voix).

Moscou-Berlin, Gosudarstvennoe idzdatel’stvo, 1923



ÉDITION ORIGINALE



SUPERBE RELIURE DE JEAN DE GONET



In-8 (185 x 133 mm), 62 pp.

TIRAGE : entre 2000 et 3000 exemplaires non numéroté d'après Rowell

RELIURE SIGNÉE DE JEAN DE GONET, datée 1988. Plats semi-souples en lames articulées mi-partie ébène striée et pernambouc ; au premier plat, titre en lettres russes rouges à la jonction des bois, date 1923 verte dans le coin inférieur droit, dos en peau de truie teintée rouge, doublures et gardes nubuck rouille, couverture et dos conservés.

RÉFÉRENCES : Rowell n°478 et ill. p. 194-195 ; F. Le Bars, Jean de Gonet, II, n°521



Publication emblématique du constructivisme russe, entièrement conçue par El Lissitzky avec couverture en noir et rouge, photomontage en guise de page de titre, présentation sous forme d’un répertoire aux onglets titrés et illustrés, compositions typographiques éclatées à pleine page en noir et rouge. L'ouvrage vaudra à Lissitzky le prix Gutenberg, et lui permit de devenir membre d'honneur de l'association des typographes allemands.



First edition of this iconic production of Russian constructivism, entirely designed by El Lissitzky. Beautiful binding by Jean de Gonet

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