Hermitage Fine Art
983
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TOUROVEROV N.N. (1899–1972)
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983
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TOUROVEROV N.N. (1899–1972)
See original version (French)
Estimate €150 - €200
Voluntary lot
Description
TOUROVEROV N.N. (1899–1972)
Stikhi [Poems]. [Besançon]: N.A. Kovalevski Printers, 1937.
44, [2] pp.; 19 x 12.5 cm. Print run of 550 copies.
With the publisher’s illustrated dust jacket designed by V.N. Landachevskaya. Good condition. Slight rubbing, soiling and stains on the cover; a tear in the book block; the cover is slightly detached; owner’s inscriptions.
Nikolai Nikolaevich Turoverov (1899–1972), poet, Don Cossack, officer in the Russian and White armies, a leading figure in the Cossack émigré community, and a collector of books and engravings on the history of the Cossacks and Russian arms. Whilst in exile, he led the Cossack Union for many years, was one of the founders of the Ataman Regiment Museum of the Imperial Guard, and worked actively to preserve the heritage of the White Army and Russian culture; he was a fervent patriot of the Don and a guardian of Cossack traditions.
Second book of poems.
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About the sale
RARE BOOKS & MANUSCRIPTS: Antique books § Autographs, rare editions, photographs § Works on paper
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Auction time
10/29/2026 at 2:30 PM
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