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Moscow. Architectural monuments of the 1830-1910s. E. Kirichenko. Photographs by A. Alexandrov. Translated into English by B. Meerovich. Bilingual English-Russian edition. An impressive exemplary bygone study of Russia's most important city. First half of the book consists of approximately 250 black and white photographs, which is followed by 126 pages of text and list of illustrations.
USSR (Moscow): Iskusstvo, 1977. 1st printing. Oversize hardcover with an acceptable dustjacket in a clear protective jacket cover. A couple of pieces missing (see 1st pic). Solid hinges, no ownership marks. Text about fine, clean and unmarked. 1 copy only.
![B.K. Zaitsev. Moscow: [Portraits and sketches]. Б.К. Зайцев. Москва: [Портреты и эскизы]. Moscow is a collection of memoir essays about pre-revolutionary Moscow, first published in 1939 in Paris. I. Bunin, L. Andreev, P. Yartsev, V. Bryusov, and other contemporaries of the author, are profiled. Boris Konstantinovich Zaitsev (1881-1972) was one of the last major figures of the Silver Age. After contracting typhoid fever in 1922, he received permission to travel abroad with his family for treatment. In the 1930s, Boris Zaitsev was one of the most respected writers of the "older" generation of emigration. Munich: TsOPE Publishing House, 1960. IN RUSSIAN.](https://cdn11.bigcommerce.com/s-kgl10g/images/stencil/500x659/products/5011/43850/B_Zaitsev_FC__96124.1772756190.jpg?c=2 "B.K. Zaitsev. Moscow: [Portraits and sketches]. Б.К. Зайцев. Москва: [Портреты и эскизы]. Moscow is a collection of memoir essays about pre-revolutionary Moscow, first published in 1939 in Paris. I. Bunin, L. Andreev, P. Yartsev, V. Bryusov, and other contemporaries of the author, are profiled. Boris Konstantinovich Zaitsev (1881-1972) was one of the last major figures of the Silver Age. After contracting typhoid fever in 1922, he received permission to travel abroad with his family for treatment. In the 1930s, Boris Zaitsev was one of the most respected writers of the \"older\" generation of emigration. Munich: TsOPE Publishing House, 1960. IN RUSSIAN.")
