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OLIMPOV, Konstantin

Lot 186
10.03.2022 10:30UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 200
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationFrance, Paris
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ID 718126
Lot 186 | OLIMPOV, Konstantin
Estimate value
€ 200 – 300
OLIMPOV, Konstantin

Zhonglery-nervy. (Nerfs-Jongleurs). Saint-Pétersourg, Peterburgskii Glashatai, (1912).

OLIMPOV, Konstantin

Zhonglery-nervy. (Nerfs-Jongleurs).

Saint-Pétersourg, Peterburgskii Glashatai, (1912).



ÉDITION ORIGINALE



In-8 (235 x 163 mm), 8 pp., broché

TIRAGE non précisé



Une note autographe de l’auteur écrite à l’encre bleue sur un papier mesurant 88 x 132 mm précise que le poème intitulé « Une Cigarette, une autre, et une autre cigarette. » a été écrit par son père K. M. Fofanov et publié aux éditions Istoricheskii Vestnik. Une photographie noir et blanc représentant Olimpov, signée et datée de 1924, est insérée dans le livre.



First edition with a silver print portrait of Konstantin Olimpov and an autograph note.



[JOINT :]

OLIMPOV, Konstantin. Tretie rozhdestvo velikogo mirovogo titanizma velikoy sotsialnoy revoliutsii. Konstantina Olimpova Roditelya Mirozdaniya. (Troisième naissance du grand poète mondial du titanisme de la grande révolution sociale. Konstantin Olimpov, père de l’univers). S. l. , Ruiny Neba, (1922). In-8 (172 x 116 mm), 10 pp. + 1 pl. (faux titre), broché. TIRAGE : 500 exemplaires non numérotés. Édition originale. Inscription ms. à l’encre violette en haut à gauche de la page de faux-titre. Pas dans Rowell. Sotheby’s 6413 lot 3.

First edition. Edition limited to 500 copies.



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