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MARTYNOV.
Andrey Yefimovich Martynov, Aleksandr Osipovich, Orlovsky, Hippolyte Lecomte.
Russian Types.
An exquisite collection of rare charming lithographs, most with original hand-colouring. Some plates without captions. Andrey Yefimovich Martynov (1768–1826) was a Russian painter and engraver. Member of the Imperial Academy of Arts.
- Published
- Paris: Pluchart and others, St. Petersburg, and Delpech, 1819-26.
- References
- Not in Abbey. Martynov not in Colas. Colas 1806 (Lecomte) and 2254 (second Orlovsky).
- Plates
- 32
- Binding/Size
- M=4to
- Value
- 0-5000
- Published
- Paris: Pluchart and others, St. Petersburg, and Delpech, 1819-26.
- Ref
- 1153
Folio. (33.5 x 24.5 cm). 43 lithographs, including 32 with original hand-colour and 3 black-and-white duplicates of coloured plates, most mounted, 18 pl. by Martynov, 19 by Orlovsky, 5 by Lecomte, and one by Pavel Aleksandrevich Aleksandrov, often dated in the plate; light very occasional spotting. 19th century half brown morocco over marbled papers, gilt lines to boards, spine with raised bands, gilt motifs to compartments, gilt lettering in the second compartment; slightly rubbed. Coloured plates in order: 1. Russian dance. 2. Two Russian Women. 3. Two Russian Women in Ceremonial Dress. 4. Female Russian Costume with a white veil. 5. Female Russian Costume with yellow and red check headscarf. 6. Two Russian Ladies in Ceremonial Costume. 7. Russian Lady in a Garden with headdress. 8. Russian Woman carrying baskets. 9. Russian Man with box and walking stick. 10. Russian Man with knife, collecting tins and net. 11. Russian man selling potted plants. (hat on) 12. Russian Man selling apples / fruit. 13. Russian man selling potted plants. (hat off) 14. Two Russian Men, one selling items from a tray, the other a woodcutter. 15. Two Russian Boys are selling cheese and condiments. 16. Four Russian Men play a game. 17. Two Russian Men Wrestle while another referees. 18. Two Russian Men Box each other. 19. Pretre. 20. Paysan. 21. Chasseur. 22. Russian Hunter with knife, sword, rifle, and shield. 23. Prisonnier. 24. Chef. 25. Soldat. 26. Femme Cosaque de Tcherkasksur les bords du Don. 27. Jeune fille Wotiak dans le Gt. dw Casan. 28. Femme tartare Kalmouk. 29. Chef de Tartares Noguais. 30. Marchand tartare de Tomsk. 31. Russian Workman. 32. Marchand de Melons et d'autres fruits.