Russian Avant-garde Alexander Blok "Dvenadtsat", 4 Woodcut Illus. V. Masyutin, 2nd ed., 1922, Berlin

Russian Avant-garde Alexander Blok "Dvenadtsat", 4 Woodcut Illus. V. Masyutin, 2nd ed., 1922, Berlin
Russian Avant-garde Alexander Blok Dvenadtsat (The Twelve), 4 Woodcut Illust. V. Masyutin, 2nd ed., 1922, Berlin
6, 22 pp., 4 plates of illustrations, 24.3 х 18.5 cm.
Cover worn, stained, rubbed, chipped, detached; spine damaged; foxing stains throughout the book, light creasing to pages.
Блок, А. Двенадцать / ил. и обл. работы В. Масютина.
2-е изд. Берлин: Изд. «Нева», [1922]. 6, 22 с., 4 л. ил. 24.3 х 18.5 см. В издательской иллюстрированной обложке.
Masyutin Vasily Nikolaevich (1884–1955) Russian Graphic artist, painter, sculptor, writer. He graduated from the Cadet Corps and the Mikhailovsky Artillery School. In 1908-1914 he studied at MUZHViZ. He participated in the exhibition "Wreath" (1908, St. Petersburg), at the exhibitions MTX (1908 - 1918), CPX (1910 - 1917), at the International Exhibition of Printing Arts in Leipzig (1914). In 1918 he was invited as a professor at the State Agricultural Art Museum. In 1920, having adopted Latvian citizenship, the artist emigrated. Since 1921 he lived in Berlin. He worked in German publishing houses, at the same time created illustrations for the books of A.S. Pushkin. Personal exhibition was held in 1928 in Leningrad.

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