Art-Russia, Eastern Europe from Ultramarine Books

Washiungton, DC and New Haven: The Phillips Collection with Yale University Press, 2011. 136 pages; numerous illustrations, color and b&w, some full-page. Painting with a White Border was completed in 1913. This exhibition focuses on his approach to and his arrival at creating the painting, including his experiences in Moscow. Clean and bright throughout; tight binding.. First Edition. Decorated paper… Read more about this item

Cambridge, Massachusetts: The MIT Press, 1993. 175 pages; 16 color plates, 86 b&w illustrations. A survey of artistic and literary output; sequel to the author's earlier book, The World Backwards:Russian Futurist Books. Books of plays and theatre; graphic design and technique; utopian ideas in books on art and architecture; Endnotes; Bibliography; Index of Illustrations; Index. Clean throughout; tight binding.. First… Read more about this item

Budapest: Ungarische Nationalgalerie / Kossuth Verlag, 2003. 416 pages; more than 450 color reproductions; color and b&w text illustrations; 19 essays; bibliography. German text.. Cloth. Fine/Fine. 4to. Exhibition Catalogue.

New York: Hudson Hills Press, 2004. 176 pages; 100 color plates; 51 b&w illustrations. John Russell writes of Klionsky's first 47 years in Russia; Weber writes about the artist's American years. Klionsky writes an Acknowledgement; Wiesel a Foreword. A discreet ink stamp of the previous owner on the front pastedown (endpaper), otherwise the book is clean throughout, free of marks..… Read more about this item

Boston: Little, Brown, 1992. 236 pages; 84 color plates; b&w text illustrations; Checklist; Exhibitions. Kandinsky's rising light in Europe; American's such as Marsden Hartley in Europe; Kandinsky's popularity and influence spreading to inland America; American Abtraction; Abstract Expressionism. Discreet ink-stamp of previous owner inside the front cover; text body and plates are clean throughout.. First Edition. Pictorial Wrapper (softcover). Very… Read more about this item

Paris: l' A. R. C. , 1977. unpaginated but 34 pages; 16 b&w photographs are illustrated full-page. An exhibiiton of the artist's work from 1924-1940; the exhibition list records 50 of the artist's photographs. "Lettres de Paris" reproduces 8 such, all from 1925. L'ARC is part of the Musee d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris. Bibliography and Biography.… Read more about this item