TRETIAKOV, Sergei. Roar China
Roar China: an episode in nine scenes, Sergei Tretiakov. Trans. from Russian by F. Polianovska & Barbara Nixon. 1931. Martin Lawrence. Octavo. 87pp. Scarce first appearance in English, the play first published in Russia in 1926. No jacket, perhaps as issued. Red and yellow woven cloth with paper title and red lettering to spine. Binding tight and square. Spine lightly faded with small square of fading of cloth to top edge shown. Internally about fine, a couple of light spots and/or handling marks else fine. An attractive and interesting example of an important figure in the Russian Revolution and of Russian Futurism; all copies I can locate are in libraries.
Roar China: an episode in nine scenes, Sergei Tretiakov. Trans. from Russian by F. Polianovska & Barbara Nixon. 1931. Martin Lawrence. Octavo. 87pp. Scarce first appearance in English, the play first published in Russia in 1926. No jacket, perhaps as issued. Red and yellow woven cloth with paper title and red lettering to spine. Binding tight and square. Spine lightly faded with small square of fading of cloth to top edge shown. Internally about fine, a couple of light spots and/or handling marks else fine. An attractive and interesting example of an important figure in the Russian Revolution and of Russian Futurism; all copies I can locate are in libraries.
Roar China: an episode in nine scenes, Sergei Tretiakov. Trans. from Russian by F. Polianovska & Barbara Nixon. 1931. Martin Lawrence. Octavo. 87pp. Scarce first appearance in English, the play first published in Russia in 1926. No jacket, perhaps as issued. Red and yellow woven cloth with paper title and red lettering to spine. Binding tight and square. Spine lightly faded with small square of fading of cloth to top edge shown. Internally about fine, a couple of light spots and/or handling marks else fine. An attractive and interesting example of an important figure in the Russian Revolution and of Russian Futurism; all copies I can locate are in libraries.