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[POETRY, EDITIONS DE L’EMIGRATION] KNUT Dovid (1900–1955) LOT: 1) Selected Poems. Paris, 1949. 190 pp., publisher’s binding, in-8, as is, ex-libris stamp from Boris Voinarsky’s library on the cover and title page. 2) L'amour impérieux. Paris, 1938. 62 pp., in-12, publisher’s binding, B.E., ex-libris stamp from Boris Voinarsky’s library. Provenance: Boris Pavlovich Voinarski (1895–1957)—Russian officer, staff captain. Emigrated to France after the 1917 Revolution. [POETRY, EMIGRANT PUBLICATIONS] Knut Dovid (1900–1955) LOT: 1) Selected Poems. Paris, 1949. 190 pp., hardcover, 23.5×15.5 cm, in condition (stains, tears along the spine and around the edges of the cover, the block is coming away from the cover, corners are worn), stamped bookplate of Boris Voinarsky’s library on the cover and title page. 2) “Pressing Love.” Paris, 1938. 62 pp., 19.8×14.2 cm., hardcover, in fair condition, with a stamped bookplate from Boris Voinarsky’s library on the cover and inside. Provenance: Boris Pavlovich Voinarsky (1895–1957)—Russian officer, staff captain. After the 1917 Revolution, he emigrated to France.
[ translate ][POETRY, EDITIONS DE L’EMIGRATION] KNUT Dovid (1900–1955) LOT: 1) Selected Poems. Paris, 1949. 190 pp., publisher’s binding, in-8, as is, ex-libris stamp from Boris Voinarsky’s library on the cover and title page. 2) L'amour impérieux. Paris, 1938. 62 pp., in-12, publisher’s binding, B.E., ex-libris stamp from Boris Voinarsky’s library. Provenance: Boris Pavlovich Voinarski (1895–1957)—Russian officer, staff captain. Emigrated to France after the 1917 Revolution. [POETRY, EMIGRANT PUBLICATIONS] Knut Dovid (1900–1955) LOT: 1) Selected Poems. Paris, 1949. 190 pp., hardcover, 23.5×15.5 cm, in condition (stains, tears along the spine and around the edges of the cover, the block is coming away from the cover, corners are worn), stamped bookplate of Boris Voinarsky’s library on the cover and title page. 2) “Pressing Love.” Paris, 1938. 62 pp., 19.8×14.2 cm., hardcover, in fair condition, with a stamped bookplate from Boris Voinarsky’s library on the cover and inside. Provenance: Boris Pavlovich Voinarsky (1895–1957)—Russian officer, staff captain. After the 1917 Revolution, he emigrated to France.
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