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1992ref. BN129093Complexe 1992. 1992. Softcover. Cinematisme : peinture et cinema : textes inédits Editions Complètes Cinematisme : peinture et cinema : textes inédits Editions Complètes Eisenstein S.M. Complexe paperback
1958ref. 1249441958. San Francisco: Larry Jordan c. 1958. Oblong 12mo with a b/w frontispiece drawing by Eisenstein and 31 black and white photographs of scenes from the film. Original buff printed wrappers browned and with the bottom wrapper trimmed below the imprint possibly removing an inscription or mark of ownership. § Limited to 100 copies printed in San Francisco by Larry Jordan born 1934 the renowned California experimental filmmaker known for his use of animation. His most famous film was Our Lady of the Sphere which followed a boy a deep-sea diver and a mystical lady with an orbital head on a surrealist dream-like journey. Ivan the Terrible 1944 was a two-part biopic of Ivan IV of Russia starring Nikolay Cherkasov. It was Eisenstein's final film and was said to have been commissioned by Joseph Stalin who admired and identified with Ivan. Part 1 was released in 1944; Part 2 should have been released in 1946 however Stalin was so displeased by the depiction of Ivan that he banned the film and it did not appear until 1958 years after Stalin's death. Part I has the uncommon accolade of have been included in both The Fifty Worst Films of All Time by Medved and Lowell and Scheider's 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die. This tribute by Larry Jordan is further testament to the film's cult status. unknown books
1988ref. DADAX04511567811988-11-01. mass_market. New. 7.00x1.00x5.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. unknown
1995ref. BN126419Okt 18 1995. 1995. Softcover. Oeuvrespar S.M. Eisenstein Tome 2: La Non-indifférente nature Oeuvrespar S.M. Eisenstein Tome 2: La Non-indifférente nature Sergueï Eisenstein Okt 18 paperback
ref. BN97435Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Numerical Methods in Geomechanics Edmonton Canada May 31 - June 4 1982. Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Numerical Methods in Geomechanics Edmonton Canada May 31 - June 4 1982. unknown
ref. 13163Paris, Editions du Carrefour, 1929-1931. 8 volumes in-4, brochés (dos passés, petit manque à la couverture du vol. 4). / Eight 4to volumes, softcovers (sunned backs, one minute lack of paper on the cover of vol. 4).
2018ref. Manohar-9780857424884Seagull Books 2018. Paperback. New. Seagull Books paperback
2018ref. Manohar-9780857424884Seagull Books 2018. Paperback. New. Seagull Books paperback
1929ref. F-40Russian constructivist advertising booklet with photomontage cover. There is an autograph on the title which by the nature of the handwriting can be identified as belonging to the famous director Sergei Eisenstein who wrote the afterword to the book. First edition of the book. The author is a film critic Naum Osipovich Kaufman. In the form of an afterword on 20 pages the article by Sergei Mikhailovich Eisenstein 1898-1948 "Behind the Scenes" is published. Contents: Preface "The Spectator" Ginza Street. Jin Tan. Asakusa. Cinema "Denki-Kan" Plot Historical films "Jidai-Geki". Adventurous films "Chambara". Modern films "Gendai-Geki" Production "Nikkatsu" and "Sociku" Eisenstein. Behind the scenes. Index of drawings: 20 illustrations including 16 full-page and 4 in the text in Eisenstein's article. Sergei Mikhailovich Eisenstein 1898 Riga- 1948 Moscow was a Soviet theater and film director artist screenwriter art theorist and teacher. Author of fundamental works on the theory of cinema. Thanks to the film "Battleship Potemkin" his name became synonymous with Soviet cinema. In 1958 as a result of a survey of film critics from 26 countries at the World Exhibition in Brussels "Battleship Potemkin" was recognized as "the best film of all time". Tea-Kino-Pechat paperback
ref. SKB-17767n.p.: Privately published by Larry Jordan 1959. Oblong 16mo. Sewn in brown paper covers. Frontis drawing by Sergei Eisenstein. Limited to 100 copies handprinted by Larry Jordan. Features 31 mounted gelatin silver print movie stills from Sergei Eisenstein's film "Ivan the Terrible." Jordan was among the preeminent underground filmmakers of the period and part of Berman's circle of artists and writers that included Bruce Conner Jess Robert Duncan Philip Lamantia and others. Eisenstein was the greatest Russian movie director and "Ivan the Terrible" was his last film. Cover reattached and a bit toned else fine 4" x 5". Rare. n.p.: Privately published by Larry Jordan, [1959]. unknown
1968ref. 88914Philadelphia: Pilgrim Press 1968. First Edition. First printing. Quarto 38cm x 27cm. Folding box printed in colors housing the title volume and 34 offset-printed color posters loosely inserted as issued. Most measuring 14" x 10" or the reverse a few folded the largest opening to approximately 28" x 20". The included monograph bound in black cloth-covered boards titled in white on spine and front cover; 80pp; illus including complete catalogue of Sister Corita's prints produced from 1952 to 1967. Discreet professional repair to box hinge; slight external aging and soil; contents Fine. An uncommon complete copy of a work that's most often found missing one or two or three or four of the posters - which after all were intended to be hung on walls! Noted American Catholic artist-activist Mary Corita Kent 1918-1986 for many years Director of the Art Department at Immaculate Heart College is known for her bold and colorful graphic compositions which combined a Sixties pop-art sensibility with declarative often politically-charged texts. This portfolio gives an excellent cross-section of Sister Corita's work through the mid-1960s. The posters all reproducing original silkscreens by the artist are well-printed on heavy coated paper. The enclosed monograph in addition to a substantial autobiographical statement by the artist includes an illustrated catalogue raisonné of her graphic work from 1952 through 1967 229 works pictured. Pilgrim Press unknown
1928ref. 159783Beverly Hills CA: United Artists 1928. Vintage portrait photograph of Russian director Sergei Eisenstein circa 1928. Printed mimeo snipe affixed to the verso noting Eisenstein as having secured a contract with Joseph M. Schenck President of United Artists. United Artists stars Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford traveled to Moscow after seeing Eisenstein's acclaimed 1925 film "Battleship Potemkin" in Berlin. Fairbanks offered the director a contract an invitation renewed a year later by Schenck. After visiting Hollywood the director would sign a contract with Paramount with several projects slated for production including adaptations of H.G. Wells' "War of the Worlds" and Theodore Dreiser's "An American Tragedy." Ultimately however no films would be made the result of public pressure against Eisenstein's Communist politics. On October 23 1930 by "mutual consent" Paramount and Eisenstein declared their contract null and void ending the director's short-lived career in American cinema. 8 x 10 inches. Very Good plus slightly creased with chips at three corners. United Artists unknown books
ref. BN676685Arche Literatur Verlag AG. Vom Theater zum Film 'Film Form' 'Film Sense' Sammlung Horizont Vom Theater zum Film 'Film Form' 'Film Sense' Sammlung Horizont Pörtner Marlis und M Eisenstein Serge Arche Literatur Verlag AG unknown
1928ref. 54894Berlin: Film-Kurier/ Prometheus-Film 1928. First edition. Softcover. vg- to near fine. Quarto 11 3/4 x 9". 8pp. Original photo-illustrated wraps with white lettering on cover protected by modern mylar. A scarce issue of Illustrierter Film-Kurier the of the photo-illustrated promotional supplement to the German weekly Film-Kurier issued to coincide with the Berlin premiere of the influential Soviet film "October: Ten Days That Shook The World" directed by Sergei Eisenstein and Grigori Aleksandrov. Profusely illustrated throughout with fine b/w photogravure images showing striking scenes from the film. Limited crew and studio credits on the interior front cover with text in German. The film which depicts the 1918 October Revolution had a screenplay by developed by Eisenstein and Alexandrow based on John Reed's book of the same title 1919. Through his work in the film Sergei Eisenstein was able to further develop and refine his technique and theory montage. The film was produced by Sovkino in Russian and distributed in Germany by Prometheus-Film having its German premiere in April of 1928. Wrappers with minor to light rubbing to extremities. Light folding creases. Library ink stamp at the top of the back cover. Wrappers in very good- interior in very good to near fine condition overall. Protected in modern mylar. Quite scarce. Alternate title: 10 Tage Die Die Welt Erschütterten. Film-Kurier/ Prometheus-Film unknown
1928ref. 54894Berlin: Film-Kurier/ Prometheus-Film 1928. First edition. Softcover. vg- to near fine. Quarto 11 3/4 x 9". 8pp. Original photo-illustrated wraps with white lettering on cover protected by modern mylar. A scarce issue of Illustrierter Film-Kurier the of the photo-illustrated promotional supplement to the German weekly Film-Kurier issued to coincide with the Berlin premiere of the influential Soviet film "October: Ten Days That Shook The World" directed by Sergei Eisenstein and Grigori Aleksandrov. Profusely illustrated throughout with fine b/w photogravure images showing striking scenes from the film. Limited crew and studio credits on the interior front cover with text in German. The film which depicts the 1918 October Revolution had a screenplay by developed by Eisenstein and Alexandrow based on John Reed's book of the same title 1919. Through his work in the film Sergei Eisenstein was able to further develop and refine his technique and theory montage. The film was produced by Sovkino in Russian and distributed in Germany by Prometheus-Film having its German premiere in April of 1928. Wrappers with minor to light rubbing to extremities. Light folding creases. Library ink stamp at the top of the back cover. Wrappers in very good- interior in very good to near fine condition overall. Protected in modern mylar. Quite scarce. Alternate title: 10 Tage Die Die Welt Erschütterten. Film-Kurier/ Prometheus-Film unknown books
2015ref. 111344Gallery. New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened - -- with a bonus offer-- . 2015. 0300207220 . Gallery hardcover
1945ref. 16426JMoscow: Goskinoisdat 1945. First Edition. Text and inscription in Russian. Signed presentation copy from film director Sergei Eisenstein to film sound engineer Boris Alexeivich Volsky inscribed in Russian which translated reads: “I am asking my friend Volsky to take this modest gift as a token of admiration With Love Sergei Eisenstein 2nd part of Ivan the Terrible 1/46”. Very good in decorated stamped cloth. A very rare book printed while the Russians were fiercely battling the Nazis this book was printed in very small quantities. Volsky recorded the sound for Eisenstein’s Ivan the Terrible Part One which was being filmed at this time. Original stamped decorative cloth. Very good. Boris Volsky recorded the sound for Eisenstein’s Alexander Nevsky 1938 Ivan the Terrible Part One 1948 and Ivan the Terrible Part Two 1958. Eisenstein’s autograph is a legendary rarity. Goskinoisdat hardcover
1944ref. 16424JMoscow: Goskinoisdat 1944. First Edition. Text and inscription in Russian. Signed presentation copy from film director Sergei Eisenstein to film sound engineer Boris Alexeivich Volsky inscribed in Russian which translated reads: “To dear Boris Alexeivich on a day of joy which I hope will change the misery. With love Sergei Eisenstein December 44”. Very good in decorated stamped cloth. A very rare book printed while the Russians were fiercely battling the Nazis this book was printed in very small quantities. Volsky recorded the sound for Eisenstein’s Ivan the Terrible Part One which was being filmed at this time. Original stamped decorative cloth. Very good. Boris Volsky recorded the sound for Eisenstein’s Alexander Nevsky 1938 Ivan the Terrible Part One 1948 and Ivan the Terrible Part Two 1958. Eisenstein’s autograph is a legendary rarity. Goskinoisdat hardcover
1939ref. 16425JMoscow: Goskinoisdat 1939. First Edition. Text and inscription in Russian. Signed and inscribed by film director Sergei Eisenstein to film sound engineer Boris Alexeivich Volsky inscribed in Russian which translated reads: “To the former “remarkable’ sound engineer page 25 who took care of Alexander Nevsky ‘with shining mastery page 28 with love Sergei Eisenstein Moscow June 14 1940”. Eisenstein praises Volsky in the printed text of the two pages he has indicated. Additionally the book is signed again in pencil with Eisenstein using his cursive Arabic handwriting siganture while the signature in the inscription to Volsky is his Cyrillic Russian signature. Original green cloth. Very good. Boris Volsky recorded the sound for Eisenstein’s Alexander Nevsky 1938 Ivan the Terrible Part One 1948 and Ivan the Terrible Part Two 1958. Eisenstein’s autograph is a legendary rarity. Goskinoisdat hardcover
1999ref. 514ENVOI DE GALIA ACKERMAN. Ed. du Seuil,Paris: 1999. In-4 ( 21,5 X 22 cm), reliure toilée imprimée , 190 p.p. 152 ill.