Leilão 75 Parte 1
Printed graphics of the XVII-XIX centuries, Soviet prints, Kornilov and Domashenko collections, posters of the "Fighting Pencil", modern graphics
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- Printed sheets of the XVII, XVIII and XIX centuries: engravings from famous canvases and tapestries; views of Russian and European cities and their inhabitants; scenes of the Patriotic War; St. Isaac's Cathedral on lithographs by Montferrand; ballet.
- The graphics of the masters of the first half of the XX century: I. Koroleva, Y. Annenkova, V. Serova, K. Rudakova, I. Pavlova, P. Lvova, M. Reuter, V. Kondratiev, etc.
- Sheets from the collection of art historian P. E. Kornilov (17 lots).
- Soviet print artists: E. Eisenstadt, M. Charnetskaya, V. Valtsefer, V. Gromov, V. Vetrogonsky, A. Kaplan, N. Purses, M. Skulyari, E. Natarevich, V. Wilner, etc.
- A selection of posters of the "Fighting Pencil" for the protection of monuments of Leningrad (No.237-240).
- Sheets from the collection of graphic artist N. I. Domashenko (19 lots).
- Modern printed graphics.
Delivery to Moscow on request, from February 3 to February 6, hotel «1 Artotel» (Alekseevskaya metro station), delivery cost 500 rubles • Delivery in Russia and the world (SDEK, Russian Post, Art mail) • Please read the terms of payment and delivery carefully!
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Житель острова Сарычев. Лист из книги "Нравы, обычаи и костюмы всех народов мира". 1843-44. Раскрашенная гравюра. ...
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Житель острова Сарычев. Лист из книги "Нравы, обычаи и костюмы всех народов мира". 1843-44. Раскрашенная гравюра. Размер 26х16 см.
Условно хорошее состояние. Следы бытования. Фоксинги. Карандашные пометы.
Лист из книги "Нравы, обычаи и костюмы всех народов мира". В 4-х томах. 1843-44. (Moeurs, usages, et costumes de tous les peuples du monde, dapres des documents les plus recents: Auten Tiques et les voyages puble par Auguste Warlen).
