9 ISSUES OF SOVREMENNAYA ARKHITEKTURA, 1926-1930

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9 ISSUES OF SOVREMENNAYA ARKHITEKTURA, 1926-1930
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[Contemporary Architecture] magazine. Illustrations and contributions by Aleksey Gan, Solomon Telingater, Mark Ginsburg et al. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoye izdatelstvo. Featuring numerous architectural drawings, plans, photographs along with various articles. Some spines damaged, few wrappers detached. Quarto (each issue approximately 300 x 240 mm). Comprising:
1926 - Issue 4
1927 - Issues 1 and 3
1928 - Issues 4 - 6
1929 - Issue 1
1930 - Issues 1 and 2 (bound in one by publisher), 4
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