Search Results: Titles starting with B from M.B.Rare Books

English writers in processing for Russians. Issues: without number 1 (Wilde O. Tales), without number 2 (Jerome K. Jerome Tales), 1 (Dickens C. The boarding house), 7 (Jacob W. Tales), 17 (Pearls of English poetry);
Iss. Without number 1, 83 pp.;
Iss. without number 2, 99 pp.;
Iss. 1,1915, 103 pp.;
Iss. 7, 1915, 99 pp.;
Iss. 17, 1917, 115 pp.;
A set of appendices to the magazine "The Englishman". Publishing cover. Pages are in good condition. Iss. 1, Iss. 7, art covers.; Iss. -, Iss. 17, pen notes on the pages.
Iss. without number 1, Iss. without number 2, Iss. 7, pages are falling apart. Abrasions on the edges.
Iss. 1 and Iss. 17, are in good condition.; Iss. 1, the spine is torn at the bottom; Iss. 17., the front cover is torn.
Iss. without number 2, pencil notes on the backside of the back cover, the spine and the cover were repaired with paper.

In the publishing cover of the work of B. Ender, made in the style of constructivism. Boris Vladimirovich Ender (1893-1960) was a Russian Soviet painter, graphic artist, designer, researcher, representative of avant-garde. He studied at the Petrograd State Free Art Workshops - VKhUTEMAS under K.S. Petrov-Vodkin and K.S. Malevich. Student of M.V. Matyushin, one of the pioneers of biomorphic abstraction. Member of the "Zorved" group (1923-1932). Very rare. Worldcat shows 3 copies only ( 2 in USA and British library).

Sergei Mikhailovich Eisenstein (1898, Riga — 1948, Moscow) was a Soviet theater and film director, artist, screenwriter, art theorist, and teacher. Author of fundamental works on the theory of cinema. Thanks to the film "Battleship Potemkin", his name became synonymous with Soviet cinema. In 1958, as a result of a survey of film critics from 26 countries at the World Exhibition in Brussels, "Battleship Potemkin" was recognized as "the best film of all time". Rare book printed by Kinopecat in 1926.In the illustrated (photo collage) cover by P. Galadzhev.

The first edition in Russian of the famous fairy tale by Oscar Wilde. Published by the Moscow publishing house Knebel, specializing in the production of literature for children. A publication with colorful illustrations.