Annenkov Alexander (7 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. Limited Edition. First Edition Thus, First Impression and limited to 2000 copies. Translated by Eliane Bickert with text in Russian and French with illustrations by Georges Annenkov. Softcover in Near Fine condition with some light rubbing to fore-edge corners. Images emailed on request. Annenkov, Georges (illustrator).…

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Condition: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 268 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. The scarce final volume of Blok's literary journal, including fragments of Vozmezdie with Pamyati Leonida Andreeva. Includes Zamyatin's "Petera" and Andrei Belyi's Tak Govorit Pravda and Rembrandova Pravda i Poezi. With Zorgenfrei's article on Blok where he remarks on Blok's appreciation of Ovsip Mandelstam. Blok (1880-1921) remains one of the most interesting of Twentieth Century writers. Any early Russian publication of Zamiatin is rare. Worn at edges with small chip at corner affecting about 1/8" of edge of cover design. [9568]. Cover By A. Golovin, Half-Title By Annenkov (illustrator).…

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. The scarce first volume of Blok's literary journal, including Blok's Stichotvvoreniya. Also includes Andrei Belyi's Zniski Meshtatelei article and Zapiski Chudaka (63 pp.). With Remizov's Tri Mogili, Zenitnie Zobi, and Tulumbas. Blok (1880-1921) remains one of the most interesting of Twentieth Century writers. Front wrapper lacking; rebound in mid-twentieth century blue cloth, no library markings; former owner's signature on first leaf. [9568]. Half-Title By Annenkov (illustrator).…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. This edition reproduces the original 1918 limitation page, including the statement of 300 numbered copies and 25 hand-colored examples by Yuri Annenkov, with facsimile numbering and inscription as issued. Complete two volume set of The Twelve by Alexander Blok, presenting the iconic 1918 Alkonost edition with illustrations by Yuri Annenkov. This 1980 Moscow publication captures the original avant garde design, combining bold typography, expressive line work, and striking visual composition associated with early 20th century Russian book art. Includes the primary illustrated volume and a separate companion booklet containing draft material and scholarly commentary on the poem and its original publication. Housed in the original slipcase with distinctive constructivist style design. Blok's The Twelve remains one of the most important poetic responses to the Russian Revolution, and this edition preserves the powerful collaboration between poet and artist in a highly collectible format appealing to those interested in Russian literature, avant garde illustration, and design history. A complete and visually compelling set, increasingly difficult to find with both volumes and slipcase intact. Author, Alexander Blok Publisher, Izdatelstvo Kniga Moscow Year, 1980 Special attributes, Two volume set, illustrated by Yuri Annenkov, slipcase included, reproduction of the 1918 Alkonost edition Topic, Russian literature, avant garde art, book design Subject, Poetry, Russian Revolution, illustrated books Keywords, Alexander Blok The Twelve Annenkov Russian avant garde illustrated book Soviet edition Alkonost design slipcase set Condition, Very good condition, clean pages and strong binding, illustrations bright and intact, light wear to slipcase edges Location: Nt-426ncc. Yuri Annenkov (illustrator). …

Prague: Na?e vojsko, 1949. Octavo (25 × 18 cm). Original pictorial wrappers with an illustration by Iurii Annenkov; 66, [2] pp. Fourteen full-page and ten smaller illustrations in the text by Annenkov. Very good; inner front wrapper toned from laid-in newspaper clipping. Uncommon Czech edition of the Russian Symbolist poet Aleksandr Blok's lyrical epos about the 1917 October Revolution, reproducing the striking illustrations and vignettes by Yuri Annenkov (1889-1974). Translated by the Czech poet and scholar of Russian literature, Bohumil Mathesius (1888-1952), who translated works by numerous Russian writers. Blok's text was first translated by Jaroslav Seifert in 1922 and Mathesius' translation first appeared in 1924. Curiously, given the work's many ambiguities, it is here reprinted by the "Na?e vojsko" publishing house, which was founded in 1945 and existed through the Communist era to publish military-related works and literature on the Czechoslovak armed forces. Wrappers and typography by Otakar Karlas. With a preface by Nad??da Slabihoudová. One of 2000 copies. As of March 2026, KVK, OCLC show no copies in North America.…