Leo Tolstoy, (1828-1910)

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Anna Karenina. Translated by Constance Garnett, Edited by Bernard Guilbert Guerney and Gustavus Spett, with an Introduction by Anatole Lunacharsky, and with Wood-engravings by Nikolas Piskariov.Moscow: Published for the Members of the Limited Editions Club of New York by the State Publishing House for Fiction and Poetry, 1933.

Translated for accessibility by Constance Black Garnett (1862-1946), the work maintained ties to its geographic origins through the use of Russian graphic artist Nikolai Piskarev (1892-1959) and Anatoly Vasilievich Lunacharsky (1875-1933) a journalist and revolutionary.

Printed in an edition of 1500 copies, Lehigh has copy no. 1282.

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Title page of "Anna Karenina"

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Plate samples from the "Anna Karenina"

Leo Tolstoy, (1828-1910)