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Russkiĭ plakat, 1917-1922. Vypusk pervyi, V.V. Lebedev / tekst N.N. Punina.
Author
Lebedev, Vladimir Vasilʹevich, 1891-1967
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Language
Russian
Published/Created
Peterburg : Izd-vo "Strelet︠s︡", 1922.
Description
36 p., xxiii leaves of plates : colored ill. ; 22 cm.
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Special Collections - Cotsen Children's Library
153779 NR CyrillicQ
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Lebedev, Vladimir Vasilʹevich 1891-1967
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Posters, Soviet
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20th century
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Soviet Union
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Punin, N. N. (Nikolaĭ Nikolaevich)
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Notes
"Otpechatano ... v kolichestve 500 numerovannykh ėkzempli︠a︡rov"--P. [2].
Reference work on posters created by Lebedev from 1919-1921 for the 'agit'-windows sponsored by the Russian Telegraph Agency (ROSTA). Punin also not unfamous as artist, critic, and second husband of Anna Akhmatova.
Princeton copy 1: Pages 17-24 repeat in this copy.
Binding note
pub. orange wraps, col. ill. cover label.
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The Russian poster, 1917-1922. First issue, V.V. Lebedev.
OCLC
81036254
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