323 - 372 RUSSIAN BOOKS. (AVANT-GARDE) ART, LITERATURE and FINE PRINTING
- The plan torn in two; loose(ning) and brittle. Sold w.a.f.
= Visitor's guide to Leningrad published shortly after the renaming of the city. Probably the first such publication using the new name.
- Frontwr. w. vague vertical knack and some restorations in margins; spine-ends restored.
= With AUTOGRAPH SIGNED DEDICATION to psychologist Tikhon Nikitin on title-p. Anatolij Smirnov laid the basis for professional psychology (career choice based on psychological characteristics) in the early 1920s. In doing so he went against the official party ideology ("Any cook can run a state" - Lenin) and was forced to renounce his views.
Goldscheider, A. Boevye voprosy vrachevania (Polemical issues in medicine). (Leningrad), Gos. Izd., 1929, (4),95p., orig. wr.
= Polemic response to Erwin Liek's Der Arzt und seine Sendung (Munich, 1926).
- Wrappers sl. creased and frayed; plate on frontwr. no.2 w. a few tears.
= Literary-artistic monthly, published between 1921 and 1923. With (literary) contributions by i.a. V. Sirin (= V. Nabokov), A. Remizov, I. Puni, K. Bal'mont and S. Makovsky.
= Rowell/ Wye 767. Rare work of poetry dealing with the inhabitants of a small Jewish town during the revolution.
- No.1 (sl.) waterst. and fingersoiled in corners an wr. creased/ sl. worn.
= Organ of the Association of Artists of the Revoluton (AKhR). Thirteen issues were published between 1931-1932.
- Very fine copy.
= Manifesto drawn up by factions of i.a. the bolshevik party and the Association of Artists of the Revolution (AKhR).
- Lacks orig. wrappers of no.3 and 6; no.7 lacks p.15-22 and part of p.23/24; all orig. wr. (except no.14) cut short; frontwr. no.14 partly sl. faded.
= (Near) complete run of this emigré Russian artistic periodical. Lemmens/ Stommels, Russian Book Art 1904-2005 p.127.















