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1976241711London: the Institute 1976. Three packets 4 4 and 6 pages respectively 8x12 inches very good. They include a piece titled "Uphold the communist spirit of self-sacrifice of the worker comrade Ekins Brome! Death to the British fascist state" about the arrest and mistreatment of Institute members who were visiting Brixton Prison and memorial pieces issued after the deaths of Zhou Enlai and Chairman Mao. The Singapore-born economics student Aravindan Balakrishnan or Comrade Bala became involved in leftist politics in England and led a Maoist commune in London from the 1970s until a daughter escaped the compound in 2013 and drew attention to its "sex cult" atmosphere. The organization was reported to have turned into a de facto prison in which women were brainwashed into believing that a force named Jackie would destroy them if they disobeyed Bala's commands. Balakrishnan was convicted in 2015 on charges of sexual assault child cruelty and false imprisonment. the Institute unknown books
19821162781982 Edition des Presses Universitaires de France (PUF) - 1982 - Fort in-8, cartonnage toilé sous jaquette illustrée de l'éditeur, dans son coffret cartonné - 941 pages
19951137611995 Editions l'Age d'Homme - 1995 - In-8, broché - 281 pages
197780403Couverture souple. 22 numéros, ronéotés. Légèrement défraîchis.
197780399Couverture souple. 12 numéros : du N° 3 au N° 14 + un supplément. De 15 à 24 pages. Annotations. Légèrement défraîchis.
(FT) Original Newspaper. Folio. 2 pages. In Russian. Title translates to English as, Life: A Politiical, Social and Literature Newspaper. Published daily (except Monday) March 12, 1915 June 4, 1915 and weekly thereafter until Jan. 2, 1916. CONTENTS INCLUDES: Obschezemskiy Syezd [Zemstvo Congress] -- Konferentsiya Nezavisimoy Rabochey Partii [Conference of the Independent Workers' Party]. Paper is tanned but not fragile, with tears along right margin (no loss of text) . Good Condition. (RUS-11-9a)
(FT) Original Newspaper. Folio. First four issues are 12 pages each (36cm) ; remainder are 4-6 pages each (48cm) . In Russian. Title translates to English as, "Truth: Labor Newspaper. " The original Pravda was founded in 1905 by Spilka, a breakaway party from the Revolutionary Ukrainian Party. In October 1908 Leon Trotsky was called in to edit the newspaper and pick it up from its insignificant and run down state. After several issues, the Spilka left the newspaper to Trotsky the subtitle "Organ Ukrainskago Soyuza 'Spilki' [Organ of the Ukrainian Union 'Spilka'] appears only on the first two issues who converted it into a Russian social democratic newspaper aimed at Russian workers. The editorial staff consisted of Trotsky and, at various times, Victor Kopp, Adolf Joffe and Matvey Skobelev, who tried to avoid the factional issues that divided Russian émigrés and concentrated on the issues of interest to Russian workers. The newspaper published its last issue on April 23, 1912. CONTENTS OF ISSUES AVAILABLE: No. 3: Pered Pervym Maya [Before May First] -- Rabochie I Dzhaparidze [Workers and Dzhaparidze]. No. 5: Imperializm I Revolyutsiya [Imperialism and Revolution] -- Za Sotsialdemokratiyu [For Social Democracy! ]. No. 6: Tsar I Evropa [Tsar and Europe]. No. 7: Zhelezo I Krov' [Iron and Blood] -- Karl Marks I Rossiya v 1909 g. [Karl Marx and Russia in 1909]. No. 8: Natsional'naya Bor'ba I Edinstvo Proletariata [National Struggle and the Unity of the Proletariat] -- M. Gorkiy I Sotsialdemokratiya [M. Gorky and Social Democracy]. No. 10: Na Partiynuyu Dorogu [On the Party's Path] -- Itogi Antialkogol'nago Syezda [Results from the Anti-Alcoholism Congress]. No. 12 (inc. Supplement) : V 3-ey Dume [In the 3rd Dimension] -- K Mezhdunarodnomu Sotsialdemokraticheskomu Kongressu v Kopengagene [For an International Social Democratic Congress in Copenhagen]. No. 15: BalkanskiyVopros I Sotsialdemokratiya [The Balkan Question and Social Democracy] -- Kooperativy I Sotsializm [Cooperatives and Socialism]. No. 18-19: Za Sotsialdemokratiyu! [For Social Democracy! ] -- Kapitalizm I Revolyutsiya [Capitalism and Revolution]. No. 20: K Vozrozhdeniyu Partiy [To Revive the Party] -- Russkie Rabochie I Evreyskoe Bezpravie [Russian Workers and the Jews Without Rights]. No. 21 (inc. Supplement) : Spasiteli Trona I Altara [Saviors of the Throne and Altar] -- Vneshnyaya Politika Kontr-Revolyutsii [Foreign Politics of Counter-Revolution]. No. 22: Politika ne Zavisit ot Lichnosti [Policy is not Dependent on the Individual] -- Voyna I Internatsional [War and the Internationl]. No. 23: Otkrytoe Pis'mo k Tovarischam "Spilkovtsam" [Open Leter to the Comrades of "Spilka"] -- Tsarizm v Persii [Tsarism in Persia]. No. 25: Lenskaya Boynya I Otvet Proletariata [Lenskaya Massacre and the Proletariat Response] -- Protiv Pogromschikov: Protest Evreyskikh Rabochakh [Against the Rioters: Jewish Workers' Protest]. Non-archival tape to front of No. 1 with some damage to text. Some light wear and closed tears to edges of several issues, but no other loss of text. Good Condition. (RUS-11-12b) . Price is per issue.
(FT) Original Newspaper. Folio. Each issue is 4 pages long. In Russian. Title translates to English as, "The Courier: The Newspaper Whose Task is the Defense of the Class Interests of the Industrial and Agricultural Proletariat. " Published daily (except Monday) . CONTENTS INCLUDES: Poslednie Dni Goremykinskago Ministerstva [The Last Days of the Goremykin Ministry] -- O Konstitutsionnykh Illyuziyakh [On Constitutional Illusions] -- Peterburgskiy Proletariat Pered Sudom [The Petersburg Proletariat Before the Court]. Archival stamp ("Arkhiv Bunda") on front of each issue. Pages are tanned, but paper is not fragile. Minor edgewear, but no loss of text. Good condition. (RUS-11-14)
(FT) Original Newspaper. Folio. Each issue is 4 pages long. In Russian. Title translates to English as, "The Courier: The Newspaper Whose Task is the Defense of the Class Interests of the Industrial and Agricultural Proletariat. " Published daily (except Monday) . CONTENTS INCLUDES: Poslednie Dni Goremykinskago Ministerstva [The Last Days of the Goremykin Ministry] -- O Konstitutsionnykh Illyuziyakh [On Constitutional Illusions] -- Peterburgskiy Proletariat Pered Sudom [The Petersburg Proletariat Before the Court]. Archival stamp ("Arkhiv Bunda") on front of each issue. Pages are tanned, but paper is not fragile. Some edgewear, with minor loss of text to No. 14. Postage stamp in top margin of No. 15. Good condition. (RUS-11-15)
(FT) Original Newspaper. Folio. Issues are about 8 pages each. In Russian. Subtitle translates to English as, The Organ of the Russian Saint Petersburg and Moscow Committees RSDRP. ISSUES AVAILABLE: 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 30, 33, 34, 36, 37, 38, 43, 46, 49, 44 supplement. CONTENTS INCLUDES: Novaya Agrarnaya Politika [New Agrarian Policy] --- Revolyutsiya I Yeya Mogil'schiki [Revolution and it's Gravediggers] -- Samoderzhavie v Grazhdanskoy Voine s Narodom [Autocray in a Civil War Against the People] --- Pervoe Maya [The First of May] --- Ob Obmane Naroda Liberalami [The Deception of the People by Liberals] --- Burzhuaznyy Liberalizm I Russkaya Revolyutsiya [Bourgeois Liberalism and the Russian Revolution] --- Mezhdunarodnaya Politika I Revolyutsiya [International Politics and Revolution] --- Studencheskoe Dvizhenie I Sovremennoe Politicheskoe Polozhenie [The Student Movement and the Present Political Situation] --- Natsional-Liberalizm na Russkoy Pochve [National Liberalism on Russian Soil] --- Petersburgskie Vybory [St. Petersburg Elections]. Most issues' pages are darkened but not fragile, with edgewear but no loss of text. Some issues with chipping to edges. Various conditions. (RUS-11-5a) Price is per issue
(FT) Original Newspaper. Folio. Issues are about 8 pages each. 30 consecutive issues present here. In Russian. Subtitle translates to English as, The Organ of the Russian Saint Petersburg and Moscow Committees RSDRP. CONTENTS INCLUDES: Bankrotstvo Konstitutsii I Nashi Put [Bankruptcy of the Constitution and Our Path] -- Revolyutsiya I Yeya Mogil'schiki [Revolution and it's Gravediggers] -- Samoderzhavie v Grazhdanskoy Voine s Narodom [Autocray in a Civil War Against the People] -- Marksizm I Vcemirnoe Dvizhenie Proletariata [Marxism and the Worldwide Movement of the Proletariat] -- Kak Obyvateli Prevraschalis' v Revolyutsionerov [How Ordinary People Became Revolutionaries] -- Ob Obmane Naroda Liberalami [The Deception of the People by Liberals] -- Studencheskoe Dvizhenie I Sovremennoe Politicheskoe Polozhenie [The Student Movement and the Present Political Situation] -- Krakh Bezsmyslennykh Mechtaniy [The Collapse of Senseless Dreams]. Includes supplements for issues: 44, 46, 47-48, and 50. Note that the final pages of Number 45 are mislabeled No. 44 by printer. Pages darkened but not fragile, with edgewear but no loss of text. Good+ condition. (RUS-11-5) xxxxxxxx
Features: Title page photos of the Prince of Wales in mining garb during his western tour; Dover Straits - What the Waters Hide (article); The Russian Anarchy - Origin of Leninism (article); A Word for the Goat (article); Page of illustrations relating to the legal case against Lieut.-Colonel Charles A-Court Repington, C.M.G. and Mr. Howell Arthur Gwynne; Seven photos of the Prince of Wales 'with his own people' in South Wales; One-page illustration of the Prince of Wales officially opening the new Prince of Wales's Hospital in Cardiff; Photo of Jericho, which recently fell to the Australian Cavalry; G.K. Chesterton's article touches on the end of the war and 'leninity'; Five photos of the U.S. Army - wounded and comrades for the Western Front; Four before and after photos of Easton Lodge which was recently ruined by fire; Photos of nine men in the news this week - The Late Earl Brassey, Viscount Northcliffe, Brigadier-General E.L. Ellington, Sir Roderick Jones, General A.D. MacRae, Robert Donald, Colonel John Buchan, Herbert C. Hoover, and General Sir Henry Rawlinson; One-page illustration of W.A.A.C. members tending graves of British soldiers' graves in France; Photo-illustrated article on the fighting equipment of aeroplanes; Three photos of British troops and tanks in Palestine - forces that took Jericho; Two page illustration of Indian Sowars and British troopers on the move on the Western Front; Centrefold illustration of Guardsmen saving a heavy gun at Cambrai; Article discusses the setting up of the long-threatened Ministry of Health; Seven photos of peat fuel - a substitute for coal for French field-kitchens; Four works by war-artist C.R.W. Nevinson; Roll of Honour - photos of 21 officers; Two photos of sword practice and boxing with the Serbian Boy Scouts; Two photos of the Polish Legion in France; and more. 36 pages including 12 pages of marvelous vintage ads, most of which are illustrated. Nice two-colour back cover ad for Edwards' products for grey-haired men and women. Unmarked with average wear. Binding intact. A sound copy of this excellent WWI-era issue. Magazine
1957144311957. Paris Institut d'Histoire Sociale du n°1 vol. I mars 1957 au n°4 vol. XII décembre 1968 soient numéros (avril-septembre 1968 n°double) soient 68 n°s - Broché 18 5 cm x 27 cm pagination continue : 276+382+ 390+ 382+ 374+ 382+ 382+ 384+ 388+ 374+ 16 (table générale)+ 388+ 301= 4419 pages- Fondateur : Boris Souvarine textes de Boris Souvarine Raymond Aron Paul Barton Isaiah Berlin Marcel Body Roger Caillois Michel Collinet Léon Emery Pierre Hassner Georges Hénein Branko Lazitch Maxime Leroy Lucien Laurat Kostas Papaioannou Pierre Pascal Aimé Patri Maurice Paz Maximilien Rubel Manès Sperber ...- Quelques taches sur les couvertures premier vol. dégrafé sinon très bon état
(FT) Original Newspaper. Folio. First four issues are 12 pages each (36cm) ; remainder are 4-6 pages each (48cm) . In Russian. Issues 1-13, 15-25 with supplements for 17, 12 and 21 as well as a broadsheet on May Day (International Workers' Day) . Title translates to English as, "Truth: Labor Newspaper. " The original Pravda was founded in 1905 by Spilka, a breakaway party from the Revolutionary Ukrainian Party. In October 1908 Leon Trotsky was called in to edit the newspaper and pick it up from its insignificant and run down state. After several issues, the Spilka left the newspaper to Trotsky the subtitle "Organ Ukrainskago Soyuza 'Spilki' [Organ of the Ukrainian Union 'Spilka'] appears only on the first two issues who converted it into a Russian social democratic newspaper aimed at Russian workers. The editorial staff consisted of Trotsky and, at various times, Victor Kopp, Adolf Joffe and Matvey Skobelev, who tried to avoid the factional issues that divided Russian émigrés and concentrated on the issues of interest to Russian workers. The newspaper published its last issue on April 23, 1912. CONTENTS INCLUDES: Pora Prosnut'sya Sel'skim Rabochim [It's Time to Wake Up the Rural Worker] -- Ha Bor'bu s Bezrabotitsey I Golodom [The Fight Against Unemployment and Hunger] -- Balkanskiy Vopros [The Balkans Question] -- Zhizn' I Bor'ba Mirovogo Proletariata [Life and Struggle of the World Proletariat] -- Polozhenie "Pravdy" v Partii [The Position of Pravda in the Party] -- Nasha Partiya I Yeya Zadachi [Our Party and It's Problems] -- Zhelezo I Krov' [Iron and Blood] -- Karl Marks I Rossiya v 1909 g. [Karl Marx and Russia in 1909] -- Natsional'naya Bor'ba I Edinstvo Proletariata [National Struggle and Unity of the Proletariat] -- Kooperativy I Sotsializm [Cooperatives and Socialism] -- Russkie Rabochie I Evreyskoe Bezpravie [Russian Workers and the Jews Without Rights]. Non-archival tape to front of No. 1 with some damage to text. Some light wear and closed tears to edges of several issues, but no other loss of text. Very Good Condition. (RUS-11-12a)
(FT) Original Newspaper. Folio. Each issue is 2-4 pages. In Russian. Title translates to English as, Life: A Politiical, Social and Literature Newspaper. Published daily (except Monday) March 12, 1915 June 4, 1915 and weekly thereafter until Jan. 2, 1916. ISSUES INCLUDED: 2-26, 28-61, 68 (6) , 69(7) , 72 (10) . CONTENTS INCLUDES: Bessilie Printsipov [The Impotence of Principles] -- Ideaologicheskiy Krizis [Ideological Crisis] -- Natsionalizm v Narodnom Khozyaystve [Nationalism in the People's Economy] -- Militarzatsiya Sotsializma [The Militarization of Socialism] ---Shtyk-Sotsialisty [Bayonet Socialism] -- Sotsialisticheskiy Shovinizm [Socialist Chauvinism] -- Internatsionalizm I Vospitanie Proletariata [Internationalism and the Education of the Proletariat] -- Manifest Levykh [Manifest of the Left] -- Hemetskaya Sotsial-Imperialiistskaya Ideologiya [German Social-Imperialist Ideology] -- Erve Protiv Libknekhta [Hervé Against Liebknecht] -- Eshche o Rossiyskoy Demokratiy [More About Russian Democracy] -- Sotsialdemokratiya I Zashchita Otechestva [Social Democracy and the Protection of the Fatherland] -- Pervaya Treschina v Internatsionalizme [The First Crack in Internationalism] -- V Sotsialisticheskom Mire: Posle Natsionalnago Soveta [In a Socialist Word: After the National Council]. All pages are tanned but not fragile; most with some minor chipping, closed tears at edges but only minor loss of text from some wear through to one issue (No. 7) . Good condition. (RUS-11-13)
(FT) Original Newspaper. Folio. Numbers 2-25 are between 8-12 pages. Numbers 33-58 are 2 pages each. In Russian. Title translates to English as, The Social Democrat. Subtitle: Tsentralnyy Organ Rossiyskoy Soctsialdemokraticheskoy Rabochey Partii [The Central Organ of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party]. Contributing authors include Lenin, Trotsky and Martov. Includes supplements to numbers: 6, 19-20, 23, and 42. The Social-Democrat was an illegal Russian newspaper, Central Organ of the R. S. D. L. P. , published from February 1908 to January 1917. Altogether 58 issues appeared. The first issue was put out in Russia, but further publication was arranged abroad, first in Paris, then in Geneva The Editorial Board was made up of representatives of the Bolsheviks, the Mensheviks and the Polish Social-Democrats. The paper was largely run by Lenin, [who] fought for a consistent Bolshevik line on the Editorial Board. From December 1911 Sotsial-Demokrat was edited by Lenin Lenin's articles published in Sotsial-Demokrat during the war played an important part in helping to apply the strategy and tactics of the Bolshevik Party on the questions of war, peace and revolution, in denouncing social-chauvinists, and uniting the internationalist forces in the world labour movement (Encylopedia of Marxism) . CONTENTS INCLUDES: Tsel' Bor'by Proletariata v Nashey Revolyutsii [The purpose of the Struggle of the Proletariat in our Revolution] Rabochaya Gruppa na Zhenskom Syezd [The Worker's Group at The Women's Congress] Itogi Syezda Fabrichno-Zavodskikh Vrachey [The results of the congress of factory physicians] Kont-Revolyutsiya I Burzhuaziya [Counter-revolution and Bourgeois] Klassy I Partii v ikh Otnosheniy k Religii I Tserkvi [Classes and parties in their relations to religion and Church] Vopros' o Professional'nykh Soyuzakh v 3-oy Dume [Questions on trade unions in the Third Duma] O Fraktsii "Vperedovtsev" [About the Faction "Vpered"] Fraktsiya Trotskogo I Partiynoe Polozhenie [Trotsky's faction and party position] Mezhdunarodny Sotsialisticheskiy Syezd v Kopengagen [The International Socialist Congress in Copenhagen] Karl Marks I Lev Tolstoy [Karl Marx and Tolstoy] Stolypin I Revolyutsiya [Stolypin and the Revolution] Voyna I Rossiyskaya Sotsial-Demokratiya [War and the Russian Social-Democracy] Sotsialisticheskaya Partii Evropy vo Vremya Voyny [The Socialist Party of Europe during the War] Povorot Martova [Martovs Turn] Germanskaya Sotsial-Demokratiya I Buduschiy Internatsional' [German Social Democracy and the Future International] Patsifizm ili Marksizm (Zloklyucheniya Odnogo Lozunga) [Pacifism or Marxism (Misadventures of a slogan) ] Tsimmerval'd-Kintal': Vtoraya Tsimmerval'dskaya Konferentsiya [Zimmerwald-Kienthal: Second Zimmerwald Conference] Povorot' v Mirovoy Politike [Turn in world politics]. All original prints except No. 25 (facsimile) . Most pages darkened and somewhat fragile but still nice; several pages with chipping at edges, some with minor loss of text. Good+ condition. (RUS-11-1)
19356911935 - reliure - Sanjian Shuwu 三閒書屋 - Yinyu ji 引玉集 (« Recueil pour attirer le jade ») 木刻五十九幅 - Deuxième tirage, avril 1935 - In-8 (19,5 × 15,5 cm) reliure cartonnée de l'éditeur, dos noir, pièce de titre contrecollée sur le premier plat - 68 pages - 59 reproductions de gravures sur bois soviétiques imprimées au procédé collotype (珂羅版) d'après les tirages originaux fournis par les artistes - Comprend un texte de Chen Jie (陳節), traduction abrégée d'un essai de A. D. Chegodaev consacré à la gravure soviétique contemporaine - Tirage limité à 215 exemplaires, dont 15 exemplaires hors commerce - Diffusion assurée par la librairie Uchiyama (內山書店), Shanghai - Ouvrage en chinois - Avec des œuvres de Dmitri Isidorovich Mitrokhin, A. Kravchenko, N. Piskarev, Vladimir Andreevich Favorsky, P. Pavlinov, A. Goncharov, M. Pikov, Sergei Mikhalovich Mocharov, L. Khizhinsky, Nikolai Vasilievich Alekseev et Sergei Mikhailovich Pozharsky - A PROPOS : Rare anthologie consacrée à la gravure soviétique moderne, publiée à Shanghai par 三閒書屋 et diffusée par la librairie Uchiyama (內山書店). L'ouvrage réunit cinquante-neuf reproductions en collotype de gravures sur bois réalisées par plusieurs figures majeures de l'école russe et soviétique de la gravure des années 1920-1930, parmi lesquelles Vladimir Favorsky, Dmitri Mitrokhin, Alexei Kravchenko et Pavel Pavlinov. Accompagné d'une traduction abrégée par Chen Jie d'un essai de l'historien de l'art soviétique A. D. Chegodaev, ainsi que d'une préface, d'un catalogue des planches et d'une postface, le volume fut conçu comme une introduction à l'estampe contemporaine soviétique pour le public chinois. Témoignage remarquable des échanges artistiques sino-soviétiques dans le Shanghai républicain des années 1930, il s'inscrit dans le contexte du mouvement de la Nouvelle Gravure (新興木刻運動), alors en plein essor sous l'influence des milieux intellectuels de gauche et des réseaux culturels gravitant autour de la librairie Uchiyama et de la figure de Lu Xun. Les reproductions furent réunies à partir de documents et publications soviétiques découverts au début des années 1930, notamment par l'intermédiaire de la revue Graphika. /// ENGLISH: Sanjian Shuwu (三閒書屋) - Yinyu ji (引玉集, “Collection to Draw Forth Jade”): Fifty-Nine Woodcuts (木刻五十九幅) - Second printing, April 1935 - Octavo (19.5 × 15.5 cm), publisher's boards with black spine and mounted title label on upper cover - 68 pages - 59 collotype (珂羅版) reproductions of Soviet woodcuts printed from original impressions supplied by the artists - Includes a text by Chen Jie (陳節), an abridged translation of an essay by A. D. Chegodaev on contemporary Soviet printmaking - Limited edition of 215 copies, including 15 non-commercial presentation copies - Distributed by Uchiyama Bookstore (內山書店), Shanghai - Text in Chinese - Featuring works by Dmitri Isidorovich Mitrokhin, Alexei Kravchenko, Nikolai Piskarev, Vladimir Andreevich Favorsky, Pavel Pavlinov, Aleksandr Goncharov, Mikhail Pikov, Sergei Mikhailovich Mocharov, Leonid Khizhinsky, Nikolai Vasilievich Alekseev and Sergei Mikhailovich Pozharsky. ABOUT: Rare anthology devoted to modern Soviet wood engraving and printmaking, published in Shanghai by Sanjian Shuwu and distributed through Uchiyama Bookstore (內山書店). The volume gathers fifty-nine collotype reproductions of woodcuts by several leading figures of the Russian and Soviet printmaking revival of the 1920s and 1930s, including Vladimir Favorsky, Dmitri Mitrokhin, Alexei Kravchenko and Pavel Pavlinov. Accompanied by Chen Jie's abridged translation of an essay by Soviet art historian A. D. Chegodaev, as well as a preface, plate catalogue and postface, the work was conceived as an introduction to contemporary Soviet printmaking for Chinese readers. A remarkable testimony to Sino-Soviet artistic exchanges in Republican-era Shanghai, it belongs to the context of the New Woodcut Movement (新興木刻運動), then flourishing under the influence of left-wing intellectual circles and cultural networks associated with Uchiyama Bookstore and the figure of Lu Xun. The reproductions were assembled from Soviet books, periodicals and documentary sources discovered in the early 1930s, notably through the journal Graphika. /// 中文：三閒書屋出版 — 《引玉集：木刻五十九幅》 — 1935年4月再版 — 32開（19.5 × 15.5厘米）精裝本，黑色書脊，封面貼書名籤 — 68頁 — 收錄蘇聯木刻作品59幅，以珂羅版工藝依據藝術家提供之原拓本複製印製 — 附陳節摘譯 A. D. Chegodaev（契戈達耶夫）論蘇聯現代版畫藝術之文章 — 限印215部，其中15部為非賣贈送本 — 上海內山書店代售 — 中文版 — 收錄 Dmitri Isidorovich Mitrokhin、Alexei Kravchenko、Nikolai Piskarev、Vladimir Andreevich Favorsky、Pavel Pavlinov、Aleksandr Goncharov、Mikhail Pikov、Sergei Mikhailovich Mocharov、Leonid Khizhinsky、Nikolai Vasilievich Alekseev 及 Sergei Mikhailovich Pozharsky 等藝術家作品。關於本書：本書為三閒書屋於上海出版、由內山書店代售之珍稀蘇聯現代木刻版畫選集。全書收錄59幅以珂羅版精印之蘇聯木刻作品，作者均為1920至1930年代俄羅斯及蘇聯版畫復興運動的重要藝術家，其中包括弗拉基米爾·法沃爾斯基（Vladimir Favorsky）、德米特里·米特羅欣（Dmitri Mitrokhin）、阿列克謝·克拉夫琴科（Alexei Kravchenko）及帕維爾·帕夫利諾夫（Pavel Pavlinov）等人。書中除收錄陳節摘譯之蘇聯藝術史家 A. D. Chegodaev 論文外，尚附序言、圖版目錄及後記，旨在向中國讀者介紹蘇聯當代版畫藝術。本書不僅是研究俄蘇版畫的重要文獻，亦是1930年代上海中蘇藝術交流的珍貴見證。其出版背景與中國新興木刻運動（新興木刻運動）密切相關，反映了左翼知識界、內山書店文化網絡以及魯迅所倡導之版畫思想的深遠影響。書中圖版主要彙集自1930年代初傳入中國之蘇聯書籍、期刊及藝術資料，其中包括《Graphika》等重要出版物。
