Emil Pacovsky (3 results)

@ Type / Typ: pocztowka; @ Reference / Haslo: Typy cieszynskie; @ Administrative affiliation / Przyn. adm.: Zaolzie (Czechy); @ Publisher?s address / Adres wydawniczy: Vydal Frantisek Hrncir v Nymburce.; @ Author / Autor: Emil Pacovský; @ Technique / Technika: druk barwny; @ Format: 10x15 cm; @ Year/period of publishing / Rok/okres wydania: ca 1907; @ Year of using/sending / Rok u?ycia/wys?ania: -; @ Topography / Topografia: Gorny Slask/Slask Cieszynski/Oberschlesien/Landkreis Teschen/Zaolzie; @ Thematic categories / Kategorie tematyczne: etnografia typy ludowe, kostiumologia i stroje ludowe malarstwo obce, rysunek obcy, grafika obca 1 m, 2 t, 3 k; Pozycja w stanie co najmniej dobrym, niezbyt znacznie uszkodzone nieco "okragle" rogi karty.

@ Type / Typ: pocztowka; @ Reference / Haslo: Typy cieszynskie; @ Administrative affiliation / Przyn. adm.: Zaolzie (Czechy); @ Publisher?s address / Adres wydawniczy: Vydal Frantisek Hrncír v Nymburce.; @ Author / Autor: Emil Pacovský; @ Technique / Technika: druk barwny; @ Format: 15x9 cm; @ Year/period of publishing / Rok/okres wydania: ca 1907; @ Year of using/sending / Rok u?ycia/wys?ania: -; @ Topography / Topografia: Gorny Slask/Slask Cieszynski/Oberschlesien/Landkreis Teschen/Zaolzie; @ Thematic categories / Kategorie tematyczne: artystyczne obce etnografia typy ludowe, kostiumologia i stroje ludowe 1 t, 2 k; Pozycja w stanie wiecej niz dobrym, nieco uszkodzone rogi karty, nieznaczne plamki.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Prague-Smichov: Veraikon, 1921-1934. 107 numbers, from No. 1921 no. 1 to 1934 No. 5. Quartos and octavos, all in original wrappers, 12 complete years of issue from 1921 to 1933, and 5 numbers from 1934. . Editions were released in limited quantity, certainly under 500. This collection includes scores of original lithographs, woodcuts, linocuts, and hundreds of reproductions documenting the contemporary art movements of Czechoslovakia, France, Russia and Yugoslavia, with the emphasis of course on the art of Czechoslovakia, and featuring work of well-known and lesser-known artists of the day. This includes important essays on contemporary art topics by Emil Pacovsky, Jiri Kroha, Jaroslav Jira, Vaclav Vancura, inter alia --- almost all by working artists themselves. Several numbers are devoted to new Czech architecture, and a good number focusing entirely on the work of women artists, rather uncommon in the era. Included are original woodcuts, linocuts and engravings by Josef Sima (3), Jan Rambousek, Vojtech Preissig (3), Václav Spala (2), Karel Teige (2), Josef Capek (5), Zdenek Rykr (3), Rudolf Adamek (2), Josef Bartuska (5) and many more by Mackova, Hoffmeister, Vlastislav Hofman, Kotík, etc. Each issue reviews the work of artists, architects and designers, and there are some important first appearances of essays by Teige, the architects Vit Obrtel, Bohuslav Fuchs, Jan Kotera, Jaroslav Krejcar, etc., with design drawings by them as well. Three numbers includes a survey of contemporary and traditional art developments in Slovenia, documenting the work of Pilon, Kralj, Vidmar, Stuplovsek, Zupan and Zakac; these artists of the Slovenian avant-garde were generally ignored by the Yugoslav establishment and public; this is one of the few contemporary discussion of them outside of Ljubljana. Many of the issues are uncut, most are in very good to fine; a few have loose covers but the interiors of all of them are all near fine with no markings, paper loss or stains. Veraikon was a premier journal of the graphic and fine arts which ran from 1913 to 1937 for a total of 23 years. Unbound copies are quite scarce, preserving the original wrappers and including all the supplemental issues of original graphics. Many numbers offered here are unopened, with signatures uncut. Some numbers have detached wrappers. Overall very good to fine; an uncommon offering. More photos and information furnished on request.