ILYA KABAKOV (1933-2023) (ILLUSTRATOR) 10 CHILDREN'S BOOKS

1. Marshak S. Dom, kotoryi postroil Dzhek. [House That Jack Built] M.: Det. lit., 1967; 2. Spyashcheye yabloko. [Sleeping Apple] M.: Det. lit., 1968; 3. Permyak Ye. Propavshiye nitki. [Missing Threads] M.: Malysh, 1985; 4. Shur Ya. Slezy Kao-Uchu. [Tears of Kao-Uchu] Minsk: Detskiy mir, 1961; 5. Georgiyevskaya S. Tyotushka Zubnaya bol'. [Auntie Toothache] M.: Det. lit., 1972; 6. Ball G. Solnechnyye pryatki. [Sunny Hide and Seek] M.: Det. lit., 1985; 7. Mar Ye. Chto iz chego. [What From What] M.: Det. lit., 1968; 8. Vse dlya vsekh. Stikhi pol'skikh poetov. [Everything for Everyone: Poems by Polish Poets] M.: Detskaya literatura, 1972; 9. Chukovsky K. Chudo-derevo i drugiye skazki. [The Miracle Tree and Other Tales] M.: Detskaya literatura, 1986; 10. Chukovsky K. Chudo-derevo i drugiye skazki. [The Miracle Tree and Other Tales] M.: Detskaya literatura, 1975; All editions are in good condition Ilya Iosifovich Kabakov (1933-2023) was a Soviet and American artist, a representative of Moscow conceptualism. He became internationally known in the late Soviet and post-Soviet periods for his installations, which explored feelings of alienation and boredom characteristic of Soviet everyday life. In recent years, he collaborated with his niece (later his wife), Emilia. In 2008, together with his wife, he was awarded the Emperor of Japan's artistic prize. Kabakov's works 'The Beetle' ($5.8 million, 2008) and 'Luxury Suite' ($4.1 million, 2006) are the two most expensive works of contemporary Russian art ever sold (both at Phillips de Pury auction, London). Since 1956, Ilya Kabakov began illustrating books for the publishing house 'Detgiz' (since 1963 - 'Children's Literature') and for magazines 'Malysh,' 'Murzilka,' 'Veselye kartinki' [Merry Pictures].