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[A History of Russian Art]. Moscow: Knebel [1909-1914]. 5 volumes, all published. 300 x 230 mm, colored and plain plates, plain illustrations, modern brown morocco. Spines and bindings in worn condition, with some paint marks and burn marks and the spine on Vol. I partially detached. Pages generally in good condition Acquired in Moscow in the 1930's by Dr. Adolphus S. Rumreich Thence by descent Dr. Adolphus S. Rumreich served as the physician at the United States Embassy in Moscow, Russia from 1935 to 1938. While there, he and his wife, Edna Irene Hall Rumreich, assembled a sizeable collection of Russian pre-revolutionary art and books then being sold by the Soviet government. They often accompanied Ambassador Joseph Davies and his wife, Marjorie Merriweather Post, when they visited Torgsin and other Soviet agencies selling antiques to foreign dignitaries.


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Date:
2011-04-16

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