PUSHKIN, Alexander; SIROTSKY, Roman (illustrator).
Car Nikita.
Car Nikita.
Stock Code 115363
Prague, Kamila Neumannová, 1928.
one of 100 hand coloured copies
Charming Czech edition of Pushkin's fairy tale Tsar Nikita, one of only 100 hand-coloured copies on handmade paper. The publisher, Kamilla Neumannová (1874–1956) set up her press in 1905 which introduced Czech readers to modern international literature. This title is the last in a series titled Books for Bibliophiles published between 1911 and 1928.Limited edition, one of 100 hand-coloured copies on handmade Italian paper, from a total edition of 500, 8vo (20 x 13.5 cm); text printed with 5 full-page illustrations by Roman Sirotsky, coloured by hand; uncut in the original printed wrappers, a very good example.
Cotsen 9031.
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