Usenko V A (3 results)
More imagesKotelnye ustanovki. V 2 tomakh. Tom 2
Roddatis Konstantin Fedorovich, Romm Emmanuil Ilich, Semenenko N.A., Usenko T.T., Tsygankov V.N.
Published by Gosudarstvennoe energeticheskoe izdatelstvo, 1946
- Hardcover
Seller: ISIA Media Verlag UG | Bukinist, Leipzig, GermanyISIA Media Verlag UG | Bukinist
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Add to basketHardcover/Hardback. Condition: Fair. Utv. VKVSh pri SNK SSSR v kachestve ucheb. posobiya dlya vtuzov. T. 2 : Kotelnye agregaty. Vspomogatelnye ustrojstva i eksploatatsiya kotelnykh ustanovok.
More imagesIskhod. Al'manakh 1 [Exodus].
USENKO, V.; TSITSKOVSKIY, N.;SLAVIN, A.; RADVEL' (illustrators); MANDELSTAM, O.; MARIENGOF, A.
Published by Moscow & St Petersburg but printed in Penza lzd. Khudozhestvennyi Klub, 1918
- Softcover
- First Edition
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Add to basketFirst (only) edition, 8vo (23 x 17.5 cm); lithographed title, 6 linocuts of which 4 are in colour, ownership inscription in pencil to p1; original purple printed wrappers with mounted illustration by Usenko, reapirs to spine, covers faded, else a very good copy. The first collection of poems from the Imagists printed in a tiny e…dition in the Penza provincial printing house. 'Exodus' refers to leaving Penza, where Mariengof lived as a student. In the spring of 1918, the poet's father died from a stray bullet during the rebellion of the Czech legionnaires. After this tragic event, Mariengof left Penza forever and moved to Moscow, where he organised a group of four poet friends: Esenin, Mariengof, Shershenevich and Ivnev, which became the backbone of a new literary movement. Mariengof later said, 'Imagism was born in the city of Penza on Kazanskaya Street'. The collection of poetry also includes the notable first appearance of Osip Mandel'shtam's Dekabrist' from 1917, a striking anomaly (it would be first published officially in Tristia in 1922). Not much is known about the artist Vitaliy Usenko but his illustrations are incredibly striking.
Published by Mir, 1979
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Add to basketUnknown Binding. Condition: Acceptable. Hardback/Hardcover with dust cover. Well read copy with some dust cover damage but still useable. Quick dispatch from UK seller.
