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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
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