Moscow: Art-Volkhonka, 2024. Sewn pb. This book reproduces the first edition of “For the Voice” publishes 13 poems by Mayakovsky illustrated by Lisitsky and published in Berlin in 1923. Lisitsky considered the book a manifesto, which illustrated his principles of using type design not only for presenting the material of..... More

St. Petersburg: Tsentral'naia publichnaia biblioteka im. Maiakovskogo, 2023. Sewn cl. Selected chapter headings: Man on the bridge. The poem “About This” and its place in Mayakovsky‘s biography; Mayakovsky‘s voice as myth and cult; Mayakovsky in caricatures; Poetry as social engineering: Mayakovsky and LEF; Mayakovsky‘s treatise "how to make verses"; cinema..... More

St. Petersburg: Evropeiskii universitet, 2022. Sewn pb. Published together with the edition of Ivan Aksevnov's poetry of the avant-garde period with commentary is a reconstructed edition of a book of poems by Ivan Aksenov that was to be published in 1920. The facsimile is based on the maquette made by..... More

Moscow: Art-Volkhonka, 2025. Sewn pb. The printer and woodcutter Vasily Koren using prototypes in Catholic and Protestant printed bibles and also immersed in the Slavonic icon and miniature tradition. The result was that the first illustrated Bible (published here is the last book of the Bible) established a new genre..... More

St. Petersburg: Evropeiskii universitet, 2019. Sewn pb. Reprinted with this compilation is Prikaz No. 279 of the Revolutionary Military Committee 'In Honor of the Red Army's Fifth Anniversary" (“k piatiletiiu Krasnoi Armii”), illustrated by Yurii Annenkov, the first edition of which was prohibited and destroyed in 1923. Part 1 publishes..... More

St. Petersburg: Evropeiskii univ, 2017. Sewn pb. Published in German in 1998 and in English in 2001, the biography by an historian of the early Soviet cinema and professor at Gutenberg University in Mainz is now published in Russian enriched by approximately 100 illustrations: theater posters in color; drawings by..... More

St. Petersburg: Arka, 2016. Sewn pb. The way the British expressed their contempt, fear or envy of the new power that emerged in European politics in the eighteenth century is vividly seen in the caricatures by English artists from the 1730s to the 1790s. Most focus on Catherine's reign (1762–95)..... More

St. Petersburg: Krasnyi matros, 2016. Pb. Kamenskii, the "poet-aviator," one of the leaders of the Russian futurist movement in literature and art, composed these satirical lines to dispel the clichés and conformity that he thought were rampant in the work of his fellow poets. Kamenskii's poem was written between 1919..... More