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Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. Large octavo 22.6x15.5 cm., stiff wrappers, 36pp. Photocollage cover design by Anton Lavinskii (1893-1968). A novella. Osip M. Brik (1888-1945) was a writer and literary critic who identified with the Futurists and the avant-garde. He was a founder of IZO Narkompos and wrote screenplays. He was close to and promoted the work of Rodchenko. He famously shared his marriage bed with Mayakovsky, and also worked for the Cheka. Brik was the ideologue of LEF and espoused an intolerance and rejection of other artistic paths; this contributed to being suppressed by the increasing dictates of the State for absolute conformity. The artist Anton Levinskii is an under-appreciated painter and book artist. This is a fine cover design. MOMA 472, Getty 103. A very good copy.…

22.5 x 15 cm 36pp very good condition paperback in original card wraps. Photomontage cover by Anton Lavinsky. Rearcover shows Izdatel stvo LEF logo. Both Lavinsky and Brik were associated with LEF.

Moscow: Otdel IZO Narkomprosa, 1921. Octavo (23 × 18 cm). Original decorative side-stapled wrappers on purple stock; 42, [1]. Light discoloration to wrappers, small chips to spine; still about very good. First and only edition of one of the chief theoretical works on Constructivism, this book is a collection of writings by the Art-Industrial Council of the People's Commisariat's Visual Arts Division, which was involved in integrating art with industrial culture, including essays by Osip Brik, Sergei Filipov, Vasilii Voronov, A. Toporkov, V. Arkin, with lithograph wrappers by David Shterenberg. Avant-garde artist and founder of the famous INKhUK (Institute of Artistic Culture), Shterenberg (1981-1948) studied in Paris in 1906-1912. Throughout the 1920s, he also taught at VKhUTEMAS, a site of great artistic experimentation at the time. The publication includes articles on rationalism in art and the false division between fine and applied arts. Published during the still raging Russian Civil War, in conditions of wartime scarcity, the paper quality of the publication is low and the print shop credited on the publication is that of the Moscow Taganka prison (Tipografiia Moskovskoi Taganskoi Tiur'my). A wrapper variant in yellow or orange is also known, as is a variant cover design printed on beige stock. As of December 2023, KVK, OCLC show copies at eight libraries worldwide.…