Search Results: Authors starting with F from M.B.Rare Books

Schmit F.I. Art of ancient Rus of Ukraine. Kharkov, Union, 1919, 111 p., ill.
The book of the famous Byzantine historian, professor of Kharkov University, scientific secretary of the Russian Archaeological Institute in Constantinople, Fyodor Shmit (1877-1941), is devoted to the history of ancient Russian monuments (Tmutarakan, Chernihiv, Kyiv). There are 25 high-quality illustrations, printed separately and pasted into the book. Civil War Edition. Some damage of the publishing covers.

Filyansky, N. On Dneprostroy. Kharkiv: State Publishing House of Ukraine, 1930. - 58 p., 32 p. of ill.; 25x17.5 cm.
In a constructivist publishing cover. Photo illustrations (mezzotint) on 16 separate sheets. With maps in the text. The publication describes the construction of the Dnieper hydroelectric power station. The text part reveals the significance of the future power plant, the conditions of its construction and its project. With 32 illustrations. The author of the book, Nikolay Grigoryevich Filyansky (1873-1938) - a Ukrainian novelist, poet, translator, museologist. Shot, his books were seized from libraries. A very rare edition, Worldcat does not show a single copy of the book in the libraries of the world.

The first translation of Sigmund Freud into Russian. The first translation of one of Freud's main works "The Interpretation of Dreams" (Die Traumdeutung, The Interpretation of Dreams) in the world ! .
In Russia, the reception of Freud's works began quite early, immigrants from Russia were among the first students and patients of Freud. Max Eitingon was a native of Mogilev (modern Belarus), one of the first and most devoted students of Freud, the founder of a number of psychoanalytic societies, publishing houses, libraries and institutes, was one of the largest sponsors and talented managers of the psychoanalytic movement, who offered the PA community the educational model that still underlies analytical training today, one of the Presidents of the International Psychoanalytic Association (1925-1934), as well as one of the founders of the Palestinian PA Society, where he moved from Germany after the fascists came to power. Lou Andreas-Salome was a native of St. Petersburg, who had a significant impact… Read More

Early Soviet fascination with Western industrialization is captured in the unattributed Constructivist wrapper design of this text about the German industrialist and politician Hugo Stinnes (1870-1924), the wealthiest man in Germany at the time. A portrait of Stinnes, "a steel baron" who made his fortune during WWI, is composed of a striking photomontage of steel mills, machine parts, and rail tracks by actor and graphic artist Petr Galadzhev (1900-1971).
Piotr Galadzhev - painter, graphic artist, scene-designer, actor. He studied at the Central Stroganov School of Industrial Art — the First State Art Workshops — the Higher State Artistic and Technical Workshops (VKhUTEMAS, 1909–1920), at the faculty of graphic art under the guidance of V. A. Favorsky and D. A. Shcherbinovsky. At the same time Galadzhev studied acting technique in the studio of the Union of workers' organizations for art and public education, under the guidance of F. F. Komissarzhevsky and in the studio of L. V. Kuleshov in the… Read More

Frumkin Ya., Voronkov G. Educational Atlas of Psychiatry.Textbook for students of medical institutes. Kiev, Gosmedizdat of the Ukrainian SSR, 1962. 380 p., ill.

Contents: Materials on the history of psychiatry. Figures of psychiatry. Training tables. Symptoms and forms of mental illness. Pathoanatomic and pathohistological materials. Materials on research and treatment of mental illnesses.
Lots of illustrations, drawings, photographs - 632 illustrations. Many of them are unique and have not been used in other editions.