IVAN BILIBIN (1876–1942)
IVAN BILIBIN (1876–1942) SERGEI SOLOMKO (1867–1928) Set of 12 postcards featuring works by Ivan Bilibin and Sergei Solomko. 1900s – 20th century: pre-revolutionary and émigré editions. Some cards are signed and bear postmarks, A.B.E. БИЛИБИН Иван (1876–1942) SERGEI SOLOMKO (1867–1928) A SELECTION of 12 postcards based on works by Ivan Bilibin and Sergei Solomko. 1900s–20th century: pre-revolutionary and Russian émigré editions. Some of the postcards are signed and bear postmarks; the collection was compiled by Sergei Solomko (1867–1928): six postcards based on the artist’s sketches. Published by: I.S. Lapin (Paris) and “A. Ya. Ostrovsky” (Łódź–Warsaw). [1910s–1920s] Ivan Bilibin (1876–1942): six postcards based on the artist’s sketches: “The Tsar. Costume for Mussorgsky’s opera *Boris Godunov* at the Grand Opera in Paris.” St. Eugenia Community, St. Petersburg, lit. by N. Kadushkina, [1908–1913] “Strelchikha” and “Persidka.” Verlag Olga Diakow & Co., Berlin, [1920s–1930s] Postcards published by: A. Yaremenko, New York; N. R. Karbassnikoff, Paris—late foreign reprints.
[ translate ]IVAN BILIBIN (1876–1942) SERGEI SOLOMKO (1867–1928) Set of 12 postcards featuring works by Ivan Bilibin and Sergei Solomko. 1900s – 20th century: pre-revolutionary and émigré editions. Some cards are signed and bear postmarks, A.B.E. БИЛИБИН Иван (1876–1942) SERGEI SOLOMKO (1867–1928) A SELECTION of 12 postcards based on works by Ivan Bilibin and Sergei Solomko. 1900s–20th century: pre-revolutionary and Russian émigré editions. Some of the postcards are signed and bear postmarks; the collection was compiled by Sergei Solomko (1867–1928): six postcards based on the artist’s sketches. Published by: I.S. Lapin (Paris) and “A. Ya. Ostrovsky” (Łódź–Warsaw). [1910s–1920s] Ivan Bilibin (1876–1942): six postcards based on the artist’s sketches: “The Tsar. Costume for Mussorgsky’s opera *Boris Godunov* at the Grand Opera in Paris.” St. Eugenia Community, St. Petersburg, lit. by N. Kadushkina, [1908–1913] “Strelchikha” and “Persidka.” Verlag Olga Diakow & Co., Berlin, [1920s–1930s] Postcards published by: A. Yaremenko, New York; N. R. Karbassnikoff, Paris—late foreign reprints.
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