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Bücherei für Hand </span><span style="font-style: italic;">und Kopf. </span>Anthology offering a respresentative cross-section of the great achievements of the Russian avantgarde, all dating from 1910-1917. Experiments in painting, print-making, and typography by artists and polemicists such as Majakovski, Chlebnikov, Malevich, at a time when the revolutionary spirit was still unsullied by actual events. Replete with manifesto, declaration and denunciation, all drafted and selected to elevate and mobilize! <span class="preis"></span>




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