Grabar I E (37 results)

488 S. m. 308 Abb. Zahlreiche saubere Anstreichungen in den Registern, einige Markierungen im Text, sonst gut Sprache: Deutsch gr4° OLn. m. Leder-Rückenschild Veröffentlichung der Akademie der Wissenschaften der UdSSR, Institut für Kunstgeschichte, Moskau. Übersetzt von Eva-Maria Pietsch.

384 S. m. 311 Abb. Kaum gebraucht Sprache: Deutsch gr4° OLn. m. Leder-Rückenschild Veröffentlichung der Akademie der Wissenschaften der UdSSR, Institut für Kunstgeschichte, Moskau. Übersetzt von Kurt Küppers.

488 S. mit 308 Abb. (22:31) Ln. - Aus dem Russischen. Enthält: Russ. Kunst i. d. 1. H. d. 18. Jhdt: Architektur. Malerei und Graphik. Bildhauerei Angewandte Kunst.

553 m. 378 Abb. (22:31) Ln. - Aus dem Russischen. Stempel auf Titelblattrückseite. Enth.: Kunst der zentralrussischen Fürstentümer i. 13.-15. Jhdt., Kunst d. großfürstlichen Moskau.

544 S. mit351 Abb. (22:31) Ln. - Stempel auf Titelblattrückseite. Enth.: Das 17. Jhdt. und seine Kultur: Architektur und Bauschmuck. Schnitzerei und Plastik. Malerei, Miniaturmalerei und Graphik. Angewandte Kunst im 16. u. 17. Jhdt. .

OLWd. mit Goldprägung am Vorderdeckel, goldgeprägtes Rückenschildchen, 553 Seiten mit 378 Abb. (einige davon farbig), 2° (24 x 32 cm), Deckelränder u. Rücken gebräunt, untere rechte Ecke des Rückenschildchen abgerissen, innen sehr schön erhalten, insgesamt guter Zustand. Book Language/s: German.

OLWd. mit Goldprägung am Vorderdeckel, goldgeprägtes Rückenschildchen, 309 Seiten mit 263 Abb. (einige davon farbig), 2° (24 x 32 cm), Rücken u. Deckelränder gebräunt, sonst unbeschädigt, innen schön erhalten, insgesamt guter Zustand. Book Language/s: German.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Mos. 1935/, pp. 90, ill. Notes by Grabar.

Band / tom X, Kniga vtoraja: Zivopis' i grafika (prodolzenie). 4°, 557 S./pp., zahlreiche Abbildungen/numerous illustrations, Originalleineneinband (publisher's cloth binding), gutes Exemplar (fine), Sprache: russisch.

Gebundene Ausgabe. Condition: Gut. 1. B1383-123 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1500.

Hardcover. 1957, 1958, 1959, 1965. All volumes: Textured grey linen/boards. Green title block on spine. Gilt lettering and image. Color-illus. dj with gold bottom band; black lettering on white spine. Vol. I: 385 pp. with 311 illus.; Vol. II: 310 pp. with 263 illus.; Vol. III: 554 pp. with 378 illus.; Vol. IV: 555 pp. with 351 illus. All volumes have mostly bw illus. but a few in color, as well as occasional bw line drawings. Heavy at 22 pounds and will require extra postage. Text in German. The history of Russian art. Volume I begins with the oldest art of Eastern Europe, the art of Kievan Russia, and on through the 13th-14th centuries, including the Vladimir-Susdal art. Volume II covers the art of Novgorod and Pskov from the 12th to 16th centuries. Volume III covers the history of art in Moscow up to the 18th century. Volume IV concerns the 18th century artistic culture: architecture, sculpture, graphics, miniature paintings, paintings, decorative arts (esp. gold and silver) and more. Beautiful and informative. Four volumes from a set of 6, each on a different aspect of Russian art history. VG, clean, tight contents and covers. Djs Good/Good-. All vols. art school ex-lib. with usual marks. Djs have chipping at edges, and Vol. I dj has 2 one-inch tears and a small piece out of the back.

Hardcover. Everett Shinn (illustrator). Grey cloth over boards with embossed decorative spine and maroon Cyrillic lettering on spine and front cover. 698 pp. with bw plates and figures throughout. Text in Russian. An extensive investigation of 17th-century art and culture. Includes architecture, decorative arts, iconography, painting, etc. WIth a list of plates, index and some architectural drawings. VG- (clean and tight throughout but with cracks to cloth at top/bottom of spine and some soiling to covers. Small ink notation inside back cover.).

Hardcover. Everett Shinn (illustrator). Grey cloth over boards with embossed decorative spine and maroon Cyrillic lettering on spine and front cover. 746 pp. with bw plates and figures throughout and the occasional color plate. Errata sheet included in back. Text in Russian. An extensive investigation of art and architecture of the 13th-15th centuries, with an introductory chapter, followed by a section on Moscow and another chapter on the other major areas of Russia. Includes many examples of ecclesiastical architecture and iconography. WIth a list of plates, index and some architectural drawings. VG- (clean and tight throughout but with cracks to cloth at top/bottom of spine and some soiling to covers. Small ink notation inside back cover.).

Band / tom XI: Iskusstvo 1917 - 1920 godov. 4°, 645 S./pp., zahlreiche Abbildungen/numerous illustrations, Originalleineneinband (publisher's cloth binding), gutes Exemplar (fine), Sprache: russisch.

8°. 256 of 264 pages, 30 illustrations in black and white. The last 8 pages of the bibliography are missing. New brochure. The last pages Good worn condition. Zhizn' zamechatel'nykh lyudej, vypusk XXI-XXII. / From the series "Life of great people, the release of 21-22. Biography about the Russian realist-printer I.E. Repin. Sprache: russisch.

Folio, 30.8cm. Pp. 488,[4], 308 illus. (incl. some pls., few in colour), notes & refs., index. Orig. linen. Backstrip and part of front cover a bit faded, fine otherwise.

1. 544 Seiten. reich bebildert schönes Exemplar! Sprache: Deutsch 24x32, weißer illustr. OU graues illustr. O Ln im O Schuber.

M. 16 Taf. u. mehr. Abb. 424 S. OLwd. ru 0 gr.

4°. 1957 - 1976. Veröffentlichungen der Akademie der Wissenschaften der UdSSR, Institut für Kunstgeschichte. Erste Auflage, 384, 309, 554, 545, 488, 518 S. 6 Bände. OLwd. Mit vielen Abb. Einbände gering fleckig, Rücken etwas gebräunt. Name auf den Titeln, zahlreiche Bildunterschriften mit privaten Signaturen. Band 3 zwei Seiten des Registers alt mit Klebeband geklebte kleine Einrisse. Gut erhalten.

3 Bände. 4°, 571, 423 u. 745 S., zahlr. Abb., OLn., Sprache: russisch.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. 4° - 309pp - Color & B/w Plate and Photo-reproductions. First edition, text in German language. Original grey cloth. As new!

Bände 1 u. 2 (von 6). Gr.-4°. 384, (4) u. 309, (3) S. mit 574 (teils farb.) Abbildungen, OLwdbde. mit goldgepr. Lederrückenschildern (etw. angestaubt, stellenw. nachgedunkelt, ein Rückenschild mit Läsuren). Insges. gutes Exemplar. DEA. * Die vorliegenden Bände der russischen Kunstgeschichte (insgesamt sind über einen Zeitraum von 20 Jahren sechs Bände erschienen) behandeln den Zeitraum von der ältesten Kunst Osteuropas über die Kunst der westruss. Fürstentümer, die Kunst Nowgorods bis hin zur Kunst Pskows. Neben Anmerkungen, Bibliographie u. Registern enthält Band II eine Schlußfolgerung aus den beiden ersten Bänden von N.N. Woronin u. W.N. Lasarew.

Metoditscheskoe Posobie. [Probleme der Restaurierung und Konservierung von darstellenden Kunstwerken. Methodische Hilfe. Text russisch]. OLwdbd. 191 SS., 2 Bll. mit 72 Abb. Sprache: Russisch, Erste Ausgabe. - Lehrbuch der Restaurierung anhand praktischer Beispiele. - Gutes Exemplar.

8° Leinen. Condition: Sehr gut. 553; 544; 488 Seiten : mit Abbildungen Erscheinungsjahr 1959 (III), 1965 (IV), 1970 (V); Ausgetragene Bibliotheksexemplare, mit nur einem kleinen Stempel auf der Rückseite des Titelblatts; Band IV und V mit Schutzumschlag, diese leicht lagerspurig bzw randrissig; Leinen Einbände mit goldgeprägten Deckel-Vignetten und Rückentitel in Gold; bei Band III Deckel leicht gebogen, Einband und Schnitt leicht lagerspurig, untere Ecke des Buchblocks leicht bestoßen, entsprechend die Seiten an dieser Stelle leicht gebogen; bei Band IV Titelblatt stark knickspurig; Insgesamt Papier innen größtenteils sehr gut MIG-29-06D Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 7511.

Hardcover. Condition: Gut. 123 Seiten Das Buch bietet einen Überblick über die thematische Malerei in der Sowjetunion von 1917 bis 1941, mit einem Fokus auf die Verbindung von Kunst und Politik. Zustand: Einband mit stärkeren Gebrauchsspuren, Seiten geringfügig gebräunt, insgesamt GUTER Zustand. HC1-575-7/8-00581160 ru Gewicht in Gramm: 890.

Condition: Very Good. . Hardcover. 2 volume set. Text in Russian. Both volumes in clean condition in original cloth covers. Covers lightly stained and showing minor shelf wear. No dust wrappers. Remains a very good set. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Condition: Very Good. . Hardcover. 2 volume set. Text in Russian. Both volumes in clean condition in original cloth covers. Covers lightly stained and showing minor shelf wear. No dust wrappers. Remains a very good set. . . . .

Condition: Gut. 31,5 x 24,5 cm. 385 und 310 Seiten, mit zahlreichen Abb. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 3600 Orig.-Leinenband mit Rückentitel und Deckelillustration (am Rücken etwas gebräunt).

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. First Edition Thus. Thirteen volumes in 16 make up a complete set of this magisterial encyclopedia of the history of art and artists in Russia and the eventual Soviet Union. Published volume by volume between 1953 and 1969. Russian language texts and with Cyrillic characters, too, which have been omitted here. Bound handsomely in gray buckram cloth, with titles to covers and spines stamped sharply in burgundy, and with neat horizontal borders to spines and blind-stamped borders and designs to covers. Silk-linen ribbon bookmarks attached to each and every volume. Mild wear and tear to volumes beyond some bruised but unbroken tips, occasional waffling of short portions of text-blocks; they look most handsome on the shelf and were made the sturdier by the library-reinforcing tape to front and rear gutters of each volume. Tariff tickets laid in here and there, some tariff-related ink-stamps here and there, unobtrusive. Simple printed bookplate of Valerie A. Tumins graces inside front flap of several volumes, she having been a Professor of Russian history, religion and literature at the University of California-Davis (1965-1991) before dying in 2011. Dr. Tumins was born in Vologda, Russia, and grew up in Riga, Latvia. This set, a fine-looking reprint of the original, was put under the general editorship of B.C. Kemehoba and was edited expertly by the important Russian post-Impressionist artist Igor Emmanuilovich Grabar (born on 25 March 1871 in Budapest, died 16 May 1960 in Moscow) and who became a publisher and restorer of Russian and Soviet art. His Wikipedia entry notes that he trained under "Ilya Repin in Saint Petersburg and by Anton A?be in Munich. He reached his peak in painting in 1903?1907 and was notable for a peculiar divisionist painting technique bordering on pointillism and his rendition of snow." Grabar had by then established himself also as an art critic and historian. Between 1910 and 1915, Grabar edited and published this, his opus magnum, writing on architecture, and the other artists and art historians he commissioned writing on painting, the graphic arts, sculpture and other media. Several hundred illustrations in black-and-white, printed on fine paper, and many being full-page. Comprised of the following: Tom I: (1953), [4], 5-573 [2] pp., with "Introduction," by G. Y. Sternin; Tom II (1954), [6], 7-423 [2] pp., featuring "The Art of the Ancient Slavs," by B. A. Rybakov; Tom III (1955), [6], 7-745 [2] pp., with a chapter by Y. N. Dmitriev and I. E. Danilova entitled "The 17th Century and its Culture"; Tom IV (1959), [6], 7-797 [2] pp., with a chapter "Novgorod Velikiy," by V. N. Lazarev; Tom V (1960), [6], 7-569 [2] pp. including "Introduction," by T. V. Alekseeva; Tom VI (1961), [4], 5-492 [4] pp., "Introduction" by N. N. Kovalenskaia; Tom VII (1961), [6], 7-507 [3] pp., "Introduction" by R. S. Kaufman; Tom VIII, Part 1 (1963) (some scuffing to spine head and foot, crimping to tips in rear, unobtrusive), [6], 7-706 [2] pp., "Introduction" by R. S. Kaufman; Tom VIII, Part 2 (1964), [6], 7-665 [3] pp., "Introduction," by D. E. Arkin and N. N. Kovalenskai; Tom IX, Part 1 (1965), [6], 7-440 [2] pp., "Introduction" by F. S. Rokotov and A. N. Savinov; Tom IX, Part 2 (1965), [6], 7-585 [2] pp., "The Art of the Central Russian Principalities Of XIII- XV Century," by N. N. Voronin and V. N. Lazarev; Tom X, Part 1 (1968), [6], 7-508 [2] pp., "Introduction" by I. E. Grabar and O. I. Podobedova; Tom X, Part 2 (1969)(some bruising to bottom edge and spine bottom, slight waffling of cloth to front cover), [6], 7-557 [3] pp., "Introduction," by V. I. Surikov and V. S. Kemenov; Tom XI 1957), [4], 5-445 [2] pp., "Satirical Graphics of the 1860s," by P. M. Shmelkov and N. Y. Zograf; Tom XII (1961), [6], 7-613 [2] pp., "The First Events of the Soviet Government In the Fields of Art," by N. N. Lebedev; Tom XIII (1964), [8], 9-403 [22] pp. All in, a most handsome set indeed, and scarcely available to the trade in this condition and state.Member, I.O.B.A., C.B.A., and adherent to the highest ethical standards. Additional postage may be required for oversize or especially heavy volumes, and for sets.