Трактат о сплошном неприличіи
One of 300 copies printed.
Signed at end: Terentʹev.
Cover with letterpress typo graphic design on front; letterpress text includes typographic design.
Designed and illustrated with decorative typographical devices by the author, who is listed with Ilʹi︠a︡ Zdanevich (Iliazd)--as one of the "Direktory" of Kompanīi︠a︡ 41° on p. [4] of covers. For discussion, cf. The look of Russian literature / Gerald Janecek. c1984. p. 190-191; fig. 152.
Issued in paper covers with typographical ill. (title), wire-stitched. "Couverture typographique d'Iliazd"--Chapon.
Signed at end: Terentʹev.
Cover with letterpress typo graphic design on front; letterpress text includes typographic design.
Designed and illustrated with decorative typographical devices by the author, who is listed with Ilʹi︠a︡ Zdanevich (Iliazd)--as one of the "Direktory" of Kompanīi︠a︡ 41° on p. [4] of covers. For discussion, cf. The look of Russian literature / Gerald Janecek. c1984. p. 190-191; fig. 152.
Issued in paper covers with typographical ill. (title), wire-stitched. "Couverture typographique d'Iliazd"--Chapon.
Artwork Details
- Title: Трактат о сплошном неприличіи
- Author: Igorʹ Terentʹev (1892–1937)
- Publisher: 41º (Firm)
- Illustrator: Iliazd (Georgian-French, 1894–1975)
- Date: 1919 or 1920
- Geography: Tbilisi, Georgia, Republic of [Azerbaijan, Armenia]
- Dimensions: 15 pages ; 8 11/16 in. (22 cm)
- Credit Line: Promised gift of David Orentreich
- Object Number: DSO B 1094
- Curatorial Department: Thomas J. Watson Library
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