1128 - Bauhaus - Malevich, Kazimir. The Non-Objective World. (Translated by A. von Riesen). With numerous illustrations. Munich, Langen, 1927. 104 pp. 23 x 18 cm. Original paperback with original dust jacket attached (slightly dusty and somewhat stained, edges rubbed, headbands with small missing pieces).

Bauhaus - Malevich, Kazimir. The Non-Objective World. (Translated by A. von Riesen). With numerous illustrations. Munich, Langen, 1927. 104 pp. 23 x 18 cm. Original paperback with original dust jacket attached (slightly dusty and somewhat stained, edges rubbed, headbands with small missing pieces). Bauhaus Books 11—An important treatise on the Russian avant-garde in its first German edition.—Part 1: Introduction to the Theory of the Additional Element in Painting. Part 2: Suprematism. In a brief foreword, the editors Gropius and Moholy-Nagy express their delight at being able to include this significant book in the Bauhaus Books series, even though they hold differing views on fundamental issues. Contains 92 illustrations. — Interior in impeccable condition.