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Chto ni stranit︠s︡a to slon to lʹvit︠s︡a

1928
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  • Title: Chto ni stranit︠s︡a to slon to lʹvit︠s︡a
  • Author: Vladimir Mayakovsky (1894-1930)
  • Artist: Kirill Zdanevich (Georgian, 1892–1969)
  • Date: 1928
  • Geography: Tiflis, Georgia
  • Dimensions: 12 unnumbered pages : color illustrations ; 11 in. (28 cm)
  • Credit Line: Watson Library copy: promised gift of David Orentreich
  • Object Number: DSO C 2349
  • Curatorial Department: Thomas J. Watson Library
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