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Books / Catalogues Books / Catalogues 2010 The Art and Design of Natalia Goncharova Anthony Parton Antique Collectors’ Club, Suffolk, England Summer 2010 Catalogue raisonné de l‘Œuvre de Natalia Gontcharova Volume 1 Denise Bazetoux with Jean Chauvelin Editions Avril graphique, Paris, France Summer 2010 Roter Stern über Russland Eine visuelle Geschichte der Sovjetunion von 1917 bis zum Tode Stalins 42 Mehring Verlag, Essen, Germany Victory Over the Sun Artists . Bookworks, England Distributed by NetworkBooks: www.networkbooks.eu 2009 Covers: Anna Garvey Alexandra Exter Jean Chauvelin, Editor Volume 1 Musée Château de Tours, France A. Kruchenykh, libretto, V. Khlebnikov, Prologue Music: M. Matiushin Natalja Gontscharowa: Zwischen russischer Sets & Costumes: K. Malevich Tradition und europäischer Moderne Essay: E. Steiner Beate Kemfert Texts: M. Matiushin, B. Livshits, A. Kruchenykh Hatje Cantz Verlag, Munich, Germany Translated from the Russain by Evgeny Steiner Lizzitzky Design Volume 2 John Milner Patricia Railing, Editor Antique Collectors’ Club, Suffolk, England Anthony Parton, “Killing the Moonlight & Conquering the Sun” Red Star Over Russia Nina Gourianova, “Aleksei Kruchenykh’s Theatre A Visual History of the Soviet Union From the of Alogism” Revolution to the Death of Stalin Aleksei Kruchenykh, “New Ways of the Word” David King (1913) Tate Publishing, London, England Christopher Dempsey, “On Zaum and its Use in Victory Over the Sun” Rodchenko Design Caroline Wallis & P. Railing, “Journey in Space- John Milner Time in the Vehicle of Destiny” Antique Collectors’ Club, Suffolk, England John Milner, “Malevich’s Victory Over the Sun” Christopher Dempsey, “A Musical Assessment of Rodchenko & Popova: Defining Constructivism Victory Over the Sun” Margarita Tupitsyn, Christina Kiaer John Milner, “The After-Life of Victory Over the Tate Publishing, London, England Sun” InCoRM Journal Vol. 1 No. 1 • 2009 Kandinsky – Theories and Experiments from 2008 Various Years Valery Turchin Chagall: A Biography State Institute of Art History, Libri di Arte, Moscow Jackie Wullschlager Distribution: [email protected] Knopf, New York Chagall and the Artists of the Russian Jewissh Theatre Susan Tumarkin Goodman The Jewish Museum, New York, and Yale University Press, New Haven and London Harmony & Synthesis – Aspects of Russian Modernism: Universal Aspirations and National Cultural Identity Isabel Wünsche Wilhelm Fink Verlag, Paderborn, Germany 43 Kandinsky in Russia (2005) Valery Turchin State Institute of Art History, Libri di Arte, Moscow Distribution: [email protected] Moscow and St. Petersburg in Russia‘s Silver Age 1900-1920 John E. Bowlt Thames and Hudson, London, England Kandinsky – Absolut Abstrakt: Der Katalog The Moscow Yiddish Theatre Kandinsky – Absolute Abstract Art on Stage in the Time of Revolution Helmut Freidel, Editor Benjamin Harshav Stadtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus und Kunstbau, Yale University Press, New Haven and London Munich Centre Pompidou, Paris, and L‘Avant-garde russe dans la collection Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, N.Y. Costakis Prestel Verlag, Munich, Germany Yves Kobry et al. Musée Maillol and Editions Gallimard, Paris, France Vasily Kandinsky Kleine Welten / Small Worlds (facsimile) Alexander Rodchenko – Revolution in Prestel Verlag, Munich and London Photography Olga Sviblova and others The Hayward, London, England InCoRM Journal Vol. 1 No. 1 • 2009.
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