TATLIN Larissa Alekseevna Zhadova Rizzoli 1988 Hardcover Dust Jacket – LIKE NEW

$65.00

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Detailed Condition Report

Overall Condition: Very Good+ to Near Fine. This copy has been exceptionally well-preserved.
Dust Jacket: Very little shelf wear, scuffing, or edge crinkling. No tears.
Interior / Pages: Clean, crisp, and completely unread quality. No writing, highlighting, underlining, library stamps, or torn pages. The binding is tight and square.
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About the Book

Published by Rizzoli in 1988, this massive, 533-page definitive monograph is the most comprehensive study ever compiled on Vladimir Tatlin—the legendary pioneer of Soviet Constructivism and the designer of the iconic Monument to the Third International (Tatlin’s Tower). Written by renowned art historian Larissa Alekseevna Zhadova, this out-of-print masterpiece features over 400 illustrations, including rare photographs, architectural blueprints, theatrical designs, and deep analytical essays exploring his profound impact on modern art.

Top 3 Reasons to Purchase This Copy

Unrivaled Collector’s Condition: Most surviving copies of this 1988 Rizzoli edition suffer from heavy scratching, dulling, or edge chipping on its sensitive black dust jacket. Finding a copy with a nearly flawless jacket and a “like new” interior is exceedingly rare.
The Definitive Academic Resource: Whether you are an art historian, architect, or specialized collector, this out-of-print volume remains the ultimate global reference text on Tatlin and early 20th-century Russian avant-garde movements.
A Smart Investment Piece: Scarce, high-quality art monographs from Rizzoli’s golden era steadily appreciate in value. This beautifully preserved book doubles as an invaluable study guide and a standout coffee table display piece.