1922 EMIGRANT PUBLICATION OF RUSSIAN PEASANT ART

Russian Peasant Art, Illustrating the Specimens Collected by Count A.A. Bobrinsky. Complete set of 60 plates, 3 in color, with explanatory text. Published by H.C. Perleberg, NY, 1922. The publication

H.B.BOOK BY ''PEASANT ART IN RUSSIA' BY HOLME, H " W "A.} H.B.Book Edited By Charles Holme, MCMXII, Pub; The Studio, 'Peasant Art in Russia' (1)./ - B.} H,B.Book By J.G.Wood,M.A.,F.L.S, Pub's; J.G.Rou

JAR PTITZA No. 9 Russian monthly magazine for art and literature Paris-Berlin 1922, Russian-German, slightly damaged 31 x 24.5 x 0.6 cm

Cowan Pottery figurine- Russian Peasant, ''Accordion Player'', designed by Alexander Blazys, 1927, marked on bottom, crackle, otherwise good condition. 8 1/2''h

Cowan Pottery figurine- Russian Peasant, ''Tambourine Player'', designed by Alexander Blazys, 1927, marked on bottom and appears to be signed by Blazys, good condition. 9''h

Drypoint print on paper by Wassily Kandinsky, 1866 to 1944, a Russian Abstract painter and art theorist. The artwork represents an abstract microcosm which reflects the artist view of world and arts.

A highly collectible set of 16 volumes of the Russian magazine Apollo with issues over the years in hardcover. Author Editor Makovsky S. Place of publication St. Petersburg, publishing house Anchor. A

An issue of Zhar-Ptitsa, a literary and art magazine published by the Russian emigration from 1921 to 1926 in Berlin and Paris. This lot is issue 7 published in 1922. Circulation of 300 copies. Cover

An Illustrated art book Non Conform, Russian And Soviet Art. The Ludwig Collection 1958 to 1995. Prestel Publishing, 2007. The publication is a unique project addressing the oeuvre of Soviet nonconfor

Vasiliy Surikov Russian Watercolor, Peasant Violin Player, painting size 8-1/2 x 6-3/4 inches, overall framed size 22 x 19-1/2 inches

M. Dobuzhinsky Art nouveau Litho Illustr. in Children’s Book “Svinopas”, Berlin, 1922, in Russian Ex. 1/2000, Berlin, 1922 G. CH. ANDERSEN “SVINOPAS”, BERLIN, GRZHEBIN, 1922., 14 pp., ORIGIN

Russian Emigrant book. Charles Perrault “Kot v Sapogah” (Puss in Boots) Fairy tale. Lithographed Illustrations by Konashevich. Publishing house Z.I. Grzhebina, 1922. In Russian, 12 pp., 30

Russian emigrant book. Pierre Benois “Atlantida” Atlantis: a novel, transl. from French by I. de Chevilly. Berlin: S. Efron Publishing House, 1922. - 325 p.; 19x13 cm. Bound in hard cover.

ERIC REBANE (RUSSIAN 1922-1999) Gurzuf in Summer ,circa 1950s oil on canvas 51 x 39 cm (20 1/8 x 15 3/8 in.) signed lower right PROVENANCE NB Gallery Russian Fine Art, Moscow Acquired at the above

Gennady Iosifovich Malyshev (Russian, 1922-1999) oil painting on cardboard, Crimean sketch. Framed. Signed and titled on the back. The original commodity label of The Art Fund of the Ukrainian USSR, s

Gennady Malyshev Russian B. 1922, oil on board, landscape marsh scene, 19inches x 23inches

Vasily Kandinsky (1866 – 1944) was a Russian painter and art theorist who is widely regarded as one of the pioneers of abstract art. He played a crucial role in the development of non-objective

Ivan Kliun (Russian, 1873-1942/43) watercolor painting on paper depicting an abstract geometrical composition, 1922. Signed and dated lower right. Framed. Kliun is a Russian artist and art theorist, a

Complete. Publication mesuelle d'Art Plastique. Paris.15"H. x 11"W

Jules Olitski (Russian-American, 1922-2007) abstract lithograph in colors, signed lower right and titled "Journey of Sara", number IV. From the Collection of Jeffrey M. Kaplan. [Art: 26" H x 19" W; Fr

Lebedev, Vladimir (Russian, 1891–1967), 6 Constructivist prints, 1923, color lithographs from the book Russian Placards: 1917-1922, individual sheets measure 8.5 x 7.25 inches, presented in a m

Lebedev, Vladimir (Russian, 1891–1967), 5 Constructivist prints, 1923, color lithographs from the book Russian Placards: 1917-1922, individual sheets measure 8.5 x 7.25 inches, presented in a m

Lebedev, Vladimir (Russian, 1891–1967), 5 Constructivist prints, 1923, color lithographs from the book Russian Placards: 1917-1922, sheets measure 8.5 x 7.25 inches, presented in a mat 23.5 x 2

Lebedev, Vladimir (Russian, 1891–1967), 5 Constructivist prints, 1923, color lithographs from the book Russian Placards: 1917-1922, sheets measure 8.5 x 7.25 inches, presented in a mat 23.5 x 2