Blok alexander 1880 1921 (3 Ergebnisse)
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Verlag: Éditions l'Age d'homme, Lausanne, 1974
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In den Warenkorbpaperback. Zustand: Good. DETAILS: sewn PAPERBACK, very good, light wear and some light foxing on top foredge. BLOK, ALEXANDER. Oeuvres en prose: 1906-1921 / Alexandre Blok. Traduction, notes et postface de Jacques Michaut. Lausanne: Éditions l'Age d'homme, 1974, 551pp., . TEXT IN FRENCH.
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In den WarenkorbEncuadernación de tapa blanda. Zustand: Bien. 1ª Edición. 110 p. ; 20x13 cms. 170 grs. Poesías rusas (A-305).
The TWELVE AND THE SCYTHIANS
BLOK, Alexander Alexandrovich (Russian: 28 November [O.S. 16 November] 1880 7 August 1921)
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In den WarenkorbMishan Publishing Co. Editions d'art "La Cible., 1920. Goncharova, Natalia (1881-1962) and Mikhail Larionov [Russian Cubist Painter, (1881-1964) Khudojestvienoe izdatelstvo "Michen". The TWELVE AND THE SCYTHIANS. Dvenadtsat. Paris, Mishan Publishing Co. Editions d'art "La Cible., 1920. Khudojestvienoe izdatelstvo "Michen". [Art…Editions "The Target"]. 13, rue Bonaparte. Paris. 1920. 8vo (24 x19,5 cm), (27) ff. : flexible printed card covers. This book contains the two most famous poems of Alexander Blok, One of Russia's most famous poets. Two plates by Gontcharova, six plates and a small illustration by Larionov, refined typography. Natalia Gontcharova (1881-1962) was one of the most famous artists of the Russian Avant-garde. Trained in Moscow where she met Larionov (1881-1964), he was to become her life companion. She contributed to a great number of important exhibitions and both Gontcharova and Larionov played a crucial role in the development of Russian art. They settled in Paris shortly before the present edition, became French citizens in 1938 and were married in 1955. Larionov exhibited his Rayonnist works at The Target exhibition in 1913 in Moscow. . The illustrations by Larionov showed his freedom in changing from one style to another within the same book as he liked to do in 1912-1913. Name chosen by the bookseller Jacques Povolozky for his publishing house. The most striking work of the symbolist poet Alexandre Block (1880-1921), the twelve red guards representing the new world. Printed by "Union", The most outstanding work of the poet ALEXANDRE BLOCK (1880-1921), were The TWELVE Red Guards and THE SCYTHIANS Both are poems announcing the revolution. The revolution led to the loss of Block's brother, a soldier in the red army. The illustrations by Larionov exibit his ability to change from one style to another within the same book as he liked to do in 1912-1913. The style of Goncharova is more conventional and more assured than her previous illustrations. Originally published by the éditions of d'art La Civile 1923 at the Union Printing House. Moscow. In good condition. Goncharova, Larionov. Centre Pompidou. Paris. 1995. $ 1,950 The most outstanding work of the poet ALEXANDRE BLOK (1880-1921), Another poem, The 12 Red Guards are comparative with the Les Scythes also a poem announcing the revolution. Blok lost his brother, a soldier, in the Red Army during these early years. "Blok expressed his opinions about the revolution by the enigmatic poem "The Twelve" (1918). The long poem exhibits "mood-creating sounds, polyphonic rhythms, and harsh, slangy language" (as the Encyclopædia Britannica termed it). It describes the march of twelve Bolshevik soldiers (likened to the Twelve Apostles of Christ) through the streets of revolutionary Petrograd, with a fierce winter blizzard raging around them. "The Twelve" alienated Blok from many of his intellectual readers (who accused him of lack of artistry), while the Bolsheviks scorned his former mysticism and aesceticism. Blok considered this poem to be his best work" AS QUOTED ON WIKIPEDIA.
