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Timeline of Russian Artist Books

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  1. Kruchenykh, Aleksei. Pomada (Pomade), 1913 (cover)
  2. Kruchenykh, A, and Khlebnikov, V. MirsKONtsa (WorldBACKwards), 1912 (cover)
  3. Mayakovsky, Vladimir. Vladimir Mayakovsky : a tragedy by Vladimir Mayakovsky which ran in 1913 at the Luna Park Theater, St. Petersburg., 1914 (cover)
  4. Kruchenyk Te li le 1914 (cover)
  5. Kruchenykh. Starinnaia liubov' (Ancient Love). 1912 (cover)
  6. Kruchenykh, Aleksei. Dve poemy Pustynniki Pustynnitsa (Two Poems: Hermits, Hermitess), 1913 (cover)
  7. Burliuk, D. and N., et al. Poshchechina obshchestvennomu vkusu : stikhi, proza, statʹi (A Slap in the Face of Public Taste: Poetry, Prose, Essays), 1913 (cover)