Novyĭ Gulʹ
By: M. Kuzmin
Contributors: Mitrokhin, Dmitriĭ Isidorovich, 1883-1973; Rakov, L. L. (Lev Lʹvovich), dedicatee
Publisher: "Academia"
Published: 1924
Place of publication: [Leningrad]
Language: rus
Number of pages: 30
Notes: A narrative composed of separate lyric poems, the work is named for Eddie Hull, the character hypnotized by Dr. Mabuse in Fritz Lang's 1922 silent film. Dedicated to Lev Rakov, the influential art critic with whom Kuzmin was romantically involved at the time--Bookseller's description.

Cover illustration by D.I. Mitrokhin; in black and brown.

"Nastoi︠a︡shchee izdanie napechatano v tipografii Pervoĭ Leningradskoĭ trudovoĭ arteli pechatnikov (Mokhovai︠a︡, 40) v kolichestve 1000 ėkz., iz koikh 950 nomerovannykh i 50 imennykh."--T.p. verso.

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LC has copy no. 634 in original illustrated paper covers. Purchased June 2011.