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563 - Theater: 2 bound volumes with sections devoted to the Ballets Russes. Paris: Manzi, Joyant & Cie, 1909–1911. 24 installments in 2 in-4° volumes (some foxing and minor soiling). 12 fascicles in an illustrated Art Nouveau publisher’s folder by G[eorges] de Feure (some covers slightly soiled, 2 partially or completely detached with slight margin tears, folder rubbed, slightly punctured, and worn, especially on the spine and headbands); garnet half-maroquin with corners, ribbed spine, gilt binding, some illustrated covers preserved (rubbed and scuffed, faded spine, rounded corners). A collection of this bimonthly magazine comprising the issues from January through June 1909 (nos. 241–252) and from January through June 1911 (nos. 289–300). Includes special issues devoted to the Russian seasons in Paris (No. 249, May 1909; Nos. 298 and 299, May–June 1911). Color or black-and-white reproductions of sets and costumes by Roerich, Golovine, Korovine, Bakst, etc. Numerous photographic reproductions of performers, including Chaliapin, Nijinsky, Fokine, and Pavlova. The complete table of contents for the year 1909 is included in the folder. Enclosed: 4 issues of “Le théâtre et Comoedia Illustré”: No. 17 (May 1923), No. 33 (May 1924), No. 35, devoted notably to Anna Pavlova (June 1924), and No. 39 (Nov. 1924). Variable condition, a few tears; cover of No. 33 missing. (6 items)
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Theater: 2 bound volumes with sections devoted to the Ballets Russes. Paris: Manzi, Joyant & Cie, 1909–1911. 24 installments in 2 in-4° volumes (some foxing and minor soiling). 12 fascicles in an illustrated Art Nouveau publisher’s folder by G[eorges] de Feure (some covers slightly soiled, 2 partially or completely detached with slight margin tears, folder rubbed, slightly punctured, and worn, especially on the spine and headbands); garnet half-maroquin with corners, ribbed spine, gilt binding, some illustrated covers preserved (rubbed and scuffed, faded spine, rounded corners). A collection of this bimonthly magazine comprising the issues from January through June 1909 (nos. 241–252) and from January through June 1911 (nos. 289–300). Includes special issues devoted to the Russian seasons in Paris (No. 249, May 1909; Nos. 298 and 299, May–June 1911). Color or black-and-white reproductions of sets and costumes by Roerich, Golovine, Korovine, Bakst, etc. Numerous photographic reproductions of performers, including Chaliapin, Nijinsky, Fokine, and Pavlova. The complete table of contents for the year 1909 is included in the folder. Enclosed: 4 issues of “Le théâtre et Comoedia Illustré”: No. 17 (May 1923), No. 33 (May 1924), No. 35, devoted notably to Anna Pavlova (June 1924), and No. 39 (Nov. 1924). Variable condition, a few tears; cover of No. 33 missing. (6 items)
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