The Voice of Life. 1905, № 1-18; 1906, 1-5.

The Voice of Life. 1905, № 1-18; 1906, 1-5.
M. Publisher E. A. Burche, 1905-06.

1905. No. 1. 64 p.: il.; 2 l. il.; No. 2. 64 p.: il.; 2 l. il.; No. 3. 96 p.: il.; 1 l. il.; No. 4. 78 p.: il.; 2 l. il.; No. 5. 80 p.: il.; 2 l. il.; No. 6. 64 p.: il.; 3 l. il.; No. 7. 80 p.: il.; 4 l. il.; No. 8. 80 p.: il.; 2 l. il.; No. 9. 64 p.; No. 10-14. [2], 222 p.; No. 15. 80 p.; No. 16-18. 160 p. Annual set.

1906. No. 1. 80 p.: ill.; No. 2. 64 p.: ill.; No. 3. 64 p.: ill.; No. 4. 64 p.: ill.; No. 5. 64 p.

Hardcover combined owner's binding with the preservation of the publisher's covers, the usual format (18 x 22 cm). The cover of the binding is worn, there is no fragment of the cover on the back cover; the leather spine is separated from the block at the junction with the back cover of the binding, has tears, the loss of the upper layer; the upper corner of the free sheet of the paragraph is missing; stamped ex-libris "From the book of K. Ya. Goleizovsky"; rare temporary and household stains on the pages; in No. 5 for 1906, the notebooks are mixed up during the pamphlet (pp. 49-64 are interwoven before p. 1); several sheets have fallen out, nested.

Publishing covers based on a sketch by the artist O. Ya. Perelman.

[Kasyan Yaroslavich Goleizovsky (1892-1970) - an outstanding choreographer, dancer and theater artist. The leader of the avant-garde of the 20s; it was he who modernized classical dance: traditional ballet combined with elements of acrobatics, and choreographic drama with folk motifs. Honored Artist of the Belarusian SSR. Honored Artist of the Lithuanian SSR.]