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5 rare Russian antiquities, 1903-1927 (5 редких российских антикварных предметов, 1903-1927 гг.) Ivan Iakovlevich Bilibin (Ivan Yakovlevich Bilibin) - Marya Morevna (Marya Morevna), first edition, St Petersburg 1903 (First edition, St Petersburg, 1903), 12 pp. Chromolithographs on light card, 32.5 x 25.8 cm, spine loose, in good condition for its age // Russkoe Iskusstvo. No. 1. 1923 (Русское Искусство. No. 1. 1923), published by Moskva-Petrograd in 1923 (“Russkoe Iskusstvo” (Russian for “Russian Art”) is a well-known art magazine. The magazine was first published in 1923. It was founded by the famous artists Alexandre Benois and Igor Grabar. The press ceased publication after only three issues // Vasily Zhukovsky, “The Cup” (Василий Жуковский, ‘The Cup’), 60 pp. with illustrations, Moscow 1913 // Nikolai Nikolayevich Yevreinov, Volume 3, ‘Dramatic Works’ (Николай Николаевич Евреинов, том 3, «Драматические произведения»), 1923 // Samuil Marshak/Vladimir Lebedev, 3 colour lithographs from *Die Post* (Самуил Маршак/Владимир Лебедев, 3 colour lithographs from the magazine *Die Post*, 1927
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