Moscow: Gosizdat, 1938. 288 pp., ill. 25×19 cm. Publisher’s illustrated dust-jacket and card boards. Good condition. Some tears and losses of the dust-jacket, owner’s inscription on the half-title, otherwise good. Introduction by Osip Brik. Includes the catalogue of Mayakovsky’s work as an artist and a poster designer. Mayakovsky studied..... More

Moscow: Gosizdat, 1923. 87, [1] pp. 24×16 cm. Original illustrated wrappers. 1 of 7000 copies. Good condition. Tears of the front wrapper and the spine. Rare. The classical work by one of the LEF ideologists Boris Arvatov (1896–1940). In this work many postulates of constructivist art was formulated. For..... More

Leningrad: Izogiz, 1932. 42 pp.: ill. 21x15 cm. In original illustrated wrappers by A. Gliukov. Spine is carefully restored. Good clean copy. First and only edition. One of 4500 copies. Constructivist cover design impressively represents avant-garde spirit of one Soviet art organisation and the general view of their grandiose..... More

Moscow: Federatsiya, 1928. 108 pp., 1 portrait. 18x13,5 cm. In original publisher’s constructivist wrappers by Alexander Rodchenko. Minor tears and spots. Minor restoration. Previous owner’s signature on the title-page (1924). Otherwise very good. First edition. 1 of 3,000 copies. With Mayakovsky’s photographic portrait. Constructivist wrapper design by one of..... More

Saint Petersburg: Zhuravl’, [1913]. 96 pp.: ill., music score. 20x19 cm. In original lithographed wrappers; in modern case. Spine and outer edge of some pages restored, some small stains, otherwise very good. Contemporary ink inscription on the front wrapper. First edition. One of 500 copies. Three futurists, Velimir..... More

The Hague: De Baanbreker Servire, 1932. 68 pp. 22x13,5 cm. In original publisher’s illustrated wrappers by Valentina Kulagina. The spine in chipped, edges of the wrappers rubbed, but otherwise good. Scarce. First edition. Text in Dutch. An intriguing edition featuring a striking constructivist wrapper by the noted Soviet..... More

Paris: editions du 41o, 1923. [8] pp. 18,3x13,3 cm. In original publisher’s printed wrappers. Light soiling of the front wrapper, neat restoration of a fold mark on the last page (tape), previous owner’s pencil inscriptions on the rear wrapper. 1 of 530 copies. Text in French. An extremely scarce..... More

Moscow 1924. 96 pp. 26x17,5 cm. In original constructivist wrappers. Spine, covers’ edges, edges of some pages restored, blue pencil marks and underlines, period ink signature on title page, otherwise very good.One of 3200 copies. Rare. First issue of an early Soviet monthly published by the Association for Cultural..... More

Paris, unpublished, ca. 1930. Oblong cardboard (35.8 x 44.7 cm). Gouache, watercolour, and pencil, heightened with silver. Board a bit toned, but the colouring of the illustrations fresh and vivid. A very good unique item. An original design by the great illustrator, set and costume designer, painter and poet..... More

Tbilisi: Zakkniga, 1931. 84 pp., 1 ill.: ads. 17,7x12,8 cm. In original publisher’s constructivist cardboards by Konstantin Bor-Ramensky. Covers slightly worn, but otherwise in a very good condition. Scarce. First edition. 1 of 5,000 copies. Text in Russian. With a black-and-white portrait of Kamensky by Vladimir Mayakovsky. Bor-Ramensky’s remarkable..... More

Moscow: OGIZ, IZOGIZ, 1938. 282 pp., ills. + various inserted leaves. 36x31 cm. Original green cloth binding with red gilt. Original cloth folder with mounted photographs. Second edition. Extremely rare with the folder. Complete set. One of the best-known editions, prepared together by Alexander Rodchenko and Varvara Stepanova..... More

Moscow: Staatsverlag für schöne literatur, 1932. 

No.1: 160 pp.: ill., 2 ills. No.2: 118, [2] pp.: ill. 25,5x17,5 cm. In original constructivist wrappers with flaps of the back covers. #1: Tears of the spine, rubbed, some stains, otherwise very good. #2: Small fragments of the spine lost, faded, minor tears..... More

Moscow: Bubnovyi valet; Tipo-lit. N.M. Mikhailova, [1913]. 78 pp.: ill. 22,5x18,5 cm. Modern binding, few first pages are restored (margins, not affecting the text). Otherwise very good. Contemporary notes in pencil in text, including one under Lentulov’s composition suggesting a name for it (now known under a different name) -..... More