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249 pages. 193 items displayed in magnificent glossy colour photography. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A quality copy of this wonderful work. Book
Catalogue for the year's winter exhibition of Russian painting at the Royal Academy. Includes Index of Lenders and Index of Artists. xvi plates in black and white. 55 pages. Wear to cover extremities, crease to lower corner of front cover.
190520296New York: Russian Orthodox Church 1905. Softcover. Very good. 4-3/4 x 7-1/2" stapled printed wraps pp. 351-390 staples rusted but sound a little rubbing to the wraps a short tear at the spine foot very good to near fine. An epistolary tempest. Ingram Nathaniel Washington Irvine 1849-1921 an ordained Anglican Episcopalian priest in 1905 "weary of strife filled with love and truly convinced that the Holy Orthodox Church was the truest medium of unity" i.e. represented a purer more Catholic path was reordained in said church by the Archibishop Tikhon and assigned to St. Nicholas Cathedral in New York City setting off a war of words that rivals the best of them to quote one representative passage: "his letter being so vulgar disreputable and in all respects so absolutely untruthful. With contempt we pass it by". No mere posturing this: The dust-up captured the attention of the nation and resulted over time in the adaptation of both Churches into their current forms. The supplement at hand puts forth the full text of various letters shot back and forth across the bows of the principals although its sympathies are clearly with Irvine who in his new position served directly under Hotovitzky the publisher. The 'Russian Orthodox American Messenger' itself was first published in 1896 issued in Russian with a monthly English-language supplement as here; its ceased publication in 1973. [Russian Orthodox Church] paperback books
5702004477.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1991260328028eOVSNowosti-Oficyna Wydawnicza Interim 1991-01-01. Hardcover. Very Good. 13x9x1. Hardcover. Dust jacket has light wear. Scratch inside cover. Text unmarked pages clean & bright binding tight. Ships Next Business Day. Nowosti-Oficyna Wydawnicza Interim hardcover
63-8935Moscow Russia: Panorama 1991. . Reproduction color poster. 21.5" x 17". Good with marginal tears. Text in Russian. [Moscow, Russia: Panorama, 1991.] unknown
pp. xx, 672, (2)[Publisher's catalogue], Portrait frontis and two large color folding maps, first map has a very slight tear. Top edge gold. Uncut and mostly unopened (back pages opened raggedly). XLib. Large 8vo. Original full blue cloth binding, Tzarist imperial double eagle arms stamped in gold on front cover and gold lettered. "Wallace [1841-1919] a newspaper correspondent, editor and author was engaged in qualifying for a professorship in Comparative Law in Germany when he accepted a private invitation to visit Russia. Wallace had expressed a desire to study the Ossetes, a peculiar Aryan tribe in the Caucasus. However, he remained in Russia nearly six years, studying not the Ossetes but the Russians. He familiarized himself thoroughly with the life of the people by settling for long periods in remote villages. In 1876 he returned to England where he published the above volume, his most famous work. It met with instant success and went through several editions and was translated into many languages. It was twice revised by Wallace (1905 & 1912) and remains the standard authority on Russia before the 1917 revolution." Scarce. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! RUSSIA/1
pp. xii, 361 + Plus frontis and full page photographs. Top edge gold. Uncut. XLib. Original full navy blue cloth binding, gold lettered and decorated. Though XLib, still a nice copy. RUSSIA; HISTORY; RUSSIAN EMPIRE; MOSCOW; KREMLIN; SIBERIA; RACES; RELIGION; CULTURE; CUSTOMS; ART; LITERATURE; STATISTICS; PHOTOGRAPHS; 1904 RUSSIA/1
0304927120.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1962900520UK: Cassell 1962 A clean and tightly bound book. Ex Libris sticker on flyleaf. School stamp on Title page. Cassell hardcover
n 12° (11,4×6 cm); 327, (9) pp. Legatura coeva in piena pergamena floscia. Titolo manoscritto al dorso, in parte sbiadito. Alcuni difetti alla legatura nel margine basso del dorso e ai piatti (leggeri), mentre, all’interno a parte un leggerissimo alone al margine alto del volume, praticamente invisibile ed ininfluente, il volume si presenta in buone-ottime condizioni di conservazione. Prima edizione di questa elzeviriana dedicata agli sconfinati territori della Russia. L’opera è una dettagliata descrizione ella situazione storica, geografica, folklorica, politica, militare, economica, religiosa, della Russia, di Mosca e della Tartaria nei primi decenni del diciassettesimo secolo. Lo studio è normalmente attribuita al noto studioso olandese, Marc Zuerius Von Boxhorn (28 agosto 1612 – 3 ottobre 1653) che fu a lungo professore all’Univeristà di Leida. Studioso di linguistica, trovò un collegamento fra le lingue indoeuropee arrivando a definire una comune radice linguistica in una lingua che von Boxhorn chiamò “scita”. La sua ipotesi vedeva come facenti parte dello stesso ceppo linguisitco l’olandese, il greco, il latino, il persiano e il tedesco, aggiungendo in seguito le lingue slave, celtiche e baltiche. In modo alquanto curioso escluse altre lingue da queste comuni origini, come ad esempio, l’ebraico. Rif. Bibl.: IT\ICCU\TO0E\008429; Rahir, 312; Berghman, 1890; Goldsmith, III, 37; Rostenberg, 128; Cat. Russica, II, 233. Manca al Brunet e al Graesse. Coquebert de Taizy, nella voce da lui scritta sul Boxhorn per la “Biographie Universelle” del Michaud (V, 416-417), non conosce questo scritto, forse in ragione della sua anonimia.
Introduction by Montgomery of Alamein. 'This book on Russia, published by The Sunday Times, is of tremendous interest because it presents in clear and readable form an introduction to Russia and its people.' 10 chapters plus Appendix, Notes and Index; numerous photographs and illustrations, 168 pages, Book has some light soiling of covers from handling, scuffed corners. Text pages clean and tight. Binding sound.
67320Moscou et St. Petersbourg, B. Avanzo sans date, vers 1895, 120x170mm, reliure plein-chagirn rouge. Tranches marbrées. Contient 18 photos en héliogravure: Kremlin, Vue Générale, Place Rouge, Tour d’Ivan Veliky, Place Loubianka, Musée Roumianzeff, Maison Romanoff, Cathédrale du St. Sauveur, Porte Rouge, Chapelle Iversky et Musée Historique, Grand Canon, Palais Petrovsky, Basilique St. Basile, Cathédrale de l’Assomption, Porte Sainte, Nouveaux Passages, Arc de Triomphe, Grande Cloche. Manque la page de titre. Ormis quelques taches sur les bords verticaux des deux plats, bon état, belle reliure.
14948, Mercatorfonds / Fonds Mercator,, Paperback, 230 x 280mm., 144pp., 160 illustraties in kleur. Beschikbaar in het Nederlands ISBN 906153609X.
19301598Éditions de la Roseraie, Paris 1930. (Aux dépens de l'artiste). Grand in-folio en feuilles sous portefeuille cartonné à lacets, les plats recouverts de papier métallisé, illustré sur le premier plat, dos de parchemin. ÉDITION ORIGINALE. 51 dessins reproduits en noir pour illustrer le texte et 18 GRAVURES ORIGINALES À PLEINE PAGE EN 2 ÉTATS, COULEURS ET NOIR, sous serpentes légendées. 36 pp. de texte en français et en anglais, table des gravures. 1 des 90 sur vélin de Rives avec 2 états des gravures. Bien complet. Le plus rare et le plus beau portfolio de Chas Laborde consacrées aux grandes capitales du monde occidental des années 30.
197910324Seuil 1979 221 pages in8. 1979. broché. 221 pages. Récit autobiographique d'un couple de communistes français Nina et Jean Kéhayan qui ont vécu et travaillé en URSS de 1972 à 1974. Ils partagent leur expérience de la vie quotidienne soviétique avec leurs deux enfants offrant un témoignage qui a contribué à remettre en question le modèle soviétique au sein du Parti Communiste Français
29011Paris, Editions Cercle d' Art, 1989 Relie, toile couleur sable sous jaquette illustree en couleurs, 260 x 340mm., 208pp., illustration abondante couleurs et n/b. ISBN 9782702202579.
1968mon0000077741Prentice-Hall 1968-01-01. Hardcover. Like New. 1.1000 in x 9.0000 in x 6.2000 in. Prentice-Hall hardcover
Paris, Desclée de Brouwer 1987. In-8 broché de 684 pages. Bon état
1959014757Paris Editions du Seuil - Album Petite planète 3 1959 In-4 Cartonnage toilé éditeur Edition originale Dédicacé par l'auteur
1974BV-4STY-X05J1974. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition hardcover Revell 1974. Jacket is Good with some wear tear and fading book is VG with light wear pages lightly yellowed with an occasional minor blemish firm binding owner name in pen Russia scholar Marshall Winokur. hardcover
19981308024PN. New. 1998. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition . PN paperback
16-2652Moscow Russia: Vympel Mosgorispolkom 1978. Folio. 110 x 36 cm. Wove Paper with Color Graphics. Premier Poster. Edition of 1000 Copies. Moscow, Russia: Vympel (Mosgorispolkom), 1978. unknown
