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New York: Societe Anonyme. Very good+ copy. 1944. 1st. softcover. 4to, 182 pp., Foreword by Duncan Phillips; selection of reproductions by Marcel Duchamp & Katharine S. Dreier, Includes Part I: Russia (in collaboration with Nicholas Burliuk) and Part II: Twenty Years in America. Published by the Societe Anonyme & Color and Rhyme .

(BURLIUK, DAVID). Dreier, Katherine S. Foreword by Duncan Phillips. Mary Burliuk, Editor. BURLIUK.. New York: The Société Anonyme and Color and Rhyme, 1944. First Edition. Small 4to. Printed Wrappers. Artist Monograph. Good +. xvi, 182pp, 53 b&w illustrations. Text in English. In a protective clear acetate dustwrapper. Compiled by the Société Anonyme's Katherine S. Dreier and Marcel Duchamp with assistance from Nicholas and Mary Burliuk, this comprehensive 1944 publication was for more than fifty years the major monograph on David Davidovich Burliuk - the Kharkov-born founding father of Russian Futurism. A prolific painter, poet, critic, and publisher, Burliuk started the literary group Hylea, was a participant in the pioneering 1910 "Jack of Diamonds" exhibition in Moscow, and a member of "Der Blaue Reiter" group. In 1922, he emigrated to the United States where he continued his artistic output until his passing in 1967. A most presentable… Read More

New York: The Societe Anonyme, Inc. and Color and Rhyme. Good clothbound hardcover copy, foreword by Duncan Phillips, selection of reproductions by Marcel Duchamp and Katherine S. Dreier. Par I RUSSIA In collaboration with Nicholas Burliuk; Part II TWENTY YEARS IN AMERICA, 182 pp, 53 B/W photos of the artist and his works. Distributed by Wittenborn and Company, New York, 1944. Mary Burliuk: Editor and Publisher. *A few water spots on front cover and lower spine back cover has many spots. Interior is fine. . Good. Cloth Bound. 1944.

The Societe Ananyme Inc and Color and Rhyme/ Wittenborn and Company: NY, 1944. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Without dust jacket. Signed on the flyleaf and inscribed to Rudy Blesh (music historian) with a small line drawing and (as best we can decipher) "To dearest friend of our Art, and great connoisseur of Music and specially busy in great field of the Ocean of the Primitive M., with admiration of Heart and Flesh, Love Davy and Marussid Burliuk." Also an accompanying illustration of a similar type with inscription to 'Tigerudi" on the endpaper. Small quarto, 10 1/4” tall, 182 pages with intertextual black and white illustrations, decorative red cloth. A very good, sturdy hard cover with moderate shelf wear and minor exterior soiling, rubbed at the corners; binding solid, paper lightly yellowed, with some soiling to the top fore-edge. Without dust jacket.Katherine S. Dreier; David Burliuk [David Davidovich]: forward by Duncan Philips; reproductions by… Read More

The Societe Anonyme, Inc., 1944. Very Good. Dreier, Katherine S. Burliuk. Phillips, Duncan; Duchamp, Marcel. New York: The Societe Anonyme, Inc., 1944. 182pp. Indexed. Illustrated. 4to. Red textured wraps. Signed by author. Book condition: Very good with light rubbing to edges and chipping to foot of spine. Light spotting to edges of text block and pages. A few pages chipped in top edge. Inscribed to former owner by Burliuk on front free end sheet. Rare.

N.Y.: Societe Anonyme and Color and Rhyme, 1944. Soft cover. Very Good. THE VERY FIRST SOFTCOVER COPY PUBLISHED - SEE END OF DESCRIPTION. Soft cover simulated red leather paper covers, 7.5" x 10.5", covers show light to moderate wear to spine and bump to top cover corner extends through top page corner - text is very good to very good+ (end papers lightly age-toned)- all text and images are fine and clear; XVI, 182 pages. with 52 black-and-white illustrations; Part I: Russia, Part II: Twenty Years in America; text is sewn; sold with the publication's promotional booklet; Mary Dreier was the editor of Color and Rhyme and Katherine's sister. INSCRIBED on front end paper as follows: FOR MARY E. DREIER. THE FIRST COPY OF THE PAPER EDITION TO GO OUT INTO THE WORLD - WITH LOVE AND ______ FROM HER SISTER AND AUTHOR KATHERINE S. DREIER, DECEMBER 16th, 1944 and with the BOOKPLATE OF PRINCE MICHAEL CANTACUZENE.

1944. CONTAINING AN ORIGINAL SIGNED DRAWING [BURLIUK, David Davidovich]. Burliuk. Part I: Russia. In Collaboration with Nicholas Burliuk. Part II: Twenty Years in America. By Katherine S. Dreier. Foreword by Duncan Phillips. xvi, 182 pp., illustrated with 53 reproductions of Burliuk paintings selected by Marcel Duchamp and Katherine S. Dreier. 8vo, 265 x 185 mm., bound in the original red wrappers with black lettering, in a new red and black cloth folding box. New York: The Société Anonyme, 1944. The first monograph on Burliuk published outside of Russia and one of the most substantial publications by The Société Anonyme arts organization. This copy includes an elaborate full-page drawing in watercolour and crayon inscribed by Burliuk to Miriam Grubin in 1945. A key artist in the Russian Futurist movement, Burliuk moved to the United States after the Revolution. In 1923 he met Katherine Dreier, who was helpful in promoting his American career. Spine worn, lower… Read More