Sharshun, Sergei (Charchoune, Serge) - Dolgolikov. Poema (Long-Face. A Poem)

Parizh (Paris), s. n. 1961. Second Edition. Second edition; 6 x 4 3/4; pp. [2], 5-164; beige-and-gray patterned wraps, printed in brown; light wear to corners and tips and a bit of age-toning to spine; in very good condition. Sergei Sharshun (1888 - 1975) was an important modern painter and the first Russian Dada poet, who arguably never belonged to an individual School of Art and whose style was described as an "alternative abstraction," when compared to his contemporaries. Spending most of his life in France, he founded the Dadaist group "Palata poetov" and was known to take inspiration for his art from classical composers, particularly Tchaikovsky and Bach. His current work, first published in 1934, was part of a large project, defined by the author as a "solipsistic epic," and was described as autofiction, for it toed the line between biography and fiction. Very good .

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