Romanov, Nikolai IlichV. Falileev. Chudoz. ed. S. Abramova. With 34 plates, 18 of which are color lithographs. Moscow and Petrograd, Gosud. Izdat., 1923. 94 p., 1 sheet. 4°. Illustrated original wrappers bound in hldr. with marbled boards and gilt stamped title, marbled endpapers. (somewhat rubbed, minimally stained). With label of the bookbinder Knut Hässlers, Stockholm. Romanov, Nikolaj Ilich V. Falileev. Chudoz. ed. S. Abramova. With 34 plates, 18 of which are color lithographs. Moscow and Petrograd, Gosud. Izdat., 1923. 94 p., 1 sheet. 4°. Illustrated original wrappers bound in hldr. with marbled boards and gilt stamped title, marbled endpapers. (somewhat rubbed, minimally stained). With label of the bookbinder Knut Hässlers, Stockholm. First edition. - Schmidt, Russische Graphik 48 - With text in Russian. - Vadim Dmitievich Falileev (1879-1948) studied painting at Princess Tenicheva's art institute from 1901, before becoming a pupil of Mathé at the St. Petersburg Academy of Art from 1903-1909. He traveled to Western and Southern Europe and taught at various academies after his return. Falileev was head of the graphics department in the "Proletkult" and dean of the Faculty of Graphics from 1921. - Slightly browned in the margins. The color lithographic plates extremely bright in color. With 34 plates, 18 of which in color lithography. Illustrated original wrappers bound in cont. half leather with marbled boards and gilt spine title, marbled endpapers (somewhat rubbed, minimally stained). With label of the bookbinder Knut Hässlers, Stockholm. - First edition. - With text in Russian. - Vadim Dmitievich Falileev (1879-1948) studied painting at Princess Tenicheva's art institute from 1901 before becoming a pupil of Mathé at the St Petersburg Academy of Art from 1903-1909. He traveled to Western and Southern Europe and taught at various academies after his return. Falileev was head of the graphics department in the "Proletkult" and dean of the Faculty of Graphics from 1921. - Slightly browned in the margins. The color lithographic plates extremely bright in color.