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PUSHKIN, Alexander (1799-1837) – Novosel'e. Ch. 1-3. [House-warming. Volumes 1-3.] St Petersburg: Pliushar's Widow and Son [vol. 1], A. Pliushar [vol. 2], and Alexander Smirdin at the Press of the Imperial Academy of Sciences [vol. 3], 1833, 1834 and 1846.
A complete set in first edition of this celebrated literary miscellany, with all the engravings, and with the original wrappers in volumes 1 and 3, and the original rear wrapper in volume 2. Novosel'e was published at the initiative of V.A. Zhukovskii to mark the relocation of the celebrated Smirdin library-bookshop to its Nevskii Prospekt address. The Smirdin library was at the centre of literary activity during the age of Pushkin. These volumes include the first appearance of Pushkin's 'Domik v Kolomne' (stanzas 1-11) and 'Andzhelo'; Gogol's 'Povest o tom, kak possorilsia Ivan Ivanovich s Ivanom Nikoforvichem', and Zhukovskii's 'Skazka o tsare Berendee'. Smirnov-Sokol'skii, Almanchi 560 (vol. 3); Smirnov-Sokol’skii, Pushkin 116 (vols 1-2).
Three volumes, octavo (vols 1-2: 210 x 130mm; vol. 3: 218 x 137mm). With the half-title and additional engraved titles in vols 1-2 [none required in vol. 3]; 9 engraved plates [5 in vol. 1; 4 in vol. 3] by or after Galaktionov, Briullov, Afanasev and others (occasional light scattered spotting). 19th-century contrasting Russian calf, each volume with a flat spine but tooled variously: the first with red morocco labels, the second backed with red morocco and lettered directly, the third tooled with a broad gilt palmette; with the original printed wrappers in vol. 1, and the original printed rear wrapper in vol. 2, and the original plain blue wrappers in vol. 3 (vol. 2 with some flaking to the surface of the boards, and with the joints neatly repaired). Provenance: [vols 1-2:] E.V. (oval printed label; indistinct signature on the front endpaper, perhaps related) – B. Vorob’ev (stamp on front wrapper of vol. 1); [vol. 3:] S.I.B. (initials at spine foot); [vols 1-3:] 'A K N 12827' (penciled pressmark).
A complete set in first edition of this celebrated literary miscellany, with all the engravings, and with the original wrappers in volumes 1 and 3, and the original rear wrapper in volume 2. Novosel'e was published at the initiative of V.A. Zhukovskii to mark the relocation of the celebrated Smirdin library-bookshop to its Nevskii Prospekt address. The Smirdin library was at the centre of literary activity during the age of Pushkin. These volumes include the first appearance of Pushkin's 'Domik v Kolomne' (stanzas 1-11) and 'Andzhelo'; Gogol's 'Povest o tom, kak possorilsia Ivan Ivanovich s Ivanom Nikoforvichem', and Zhukovskii's 'Skazka o tsare Berendee'. Smirnov-Sokol'skii, Almanchi 560 (vol. 3); Smirnov-Sokol’skii, Pushkin 116 (vols 1-2).
Three volumes, octavo (vols 1-2: 210 x 130mm; vol. 3: 218 x 137mm). With the half-title and additional engraved titles in vols 1-2 [none required in vol. 3]; 9 engraved plates [5 in vol. 1; 4 in vol. 3] by or after Galaktionov, Briullov, Afanasev and others (occasional light scattered spotting). 19th-century contrasting Russian calf, each volume with a flat spine but tooled variously: the first with red morocco labels, the second backed with red morocco and lettered directly, the third tooled with a broad gilt palmette; with the original printed wrappers in vol. 1, and the original printed rear wrapper in vol. 2, and the original plain blue wrappers in vol. 3 (vol. 2 with some flaking to the surface of the boards, and with the joints neatly repaired). Provenance: [vols 1-2:] E.V. (oval printed label; indistinct signature on the front endpaper, perhaps related) – B. Vorob’ev (stamp on front wrapper of vol. 1); [vol. 3:] S.I.B. (initials at spine foot); [vols 1-3:] 'A K N 12827' (penciled pressmark).
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