Leono Panavo asmeninis knygų įrišų rinkinys

LTMokslo informaciniame leidinyje atskleistas knygrišystės paveldui skirtinas Leono Panavo (1944–2011) įrištų leidinių asmeninis rinkinys. Knygrišys kilo iš Ignalinos krašto, įgijo metalo apdirbėjo profesiją, daugiausia dirbo Vilniaus gamyklose. Knygrišystės mokėsi savarankiškai ir konsultuodamasis su patyrusiais meistrais, orientavosi į XIX a. antros pusės–XX a. pirmos pusės leidinių įrišų oda būdus. Paslaugas daugiausia teikė bibliofilams, kolekcininkams ir antikvarinio spaudos paveldo prekiautojams. Jo brandžiausi įrišai buvo sukurti apie 1990–2010 metus. Asmeninį knygrišystės rinkinį sudaro 131 knyga, aštuonių serialinių leidinių 19 komplektų ir penkios savadarbės knygrišystės užrašų knygos. Spausdintinių leidinių amžius – 1876–2007 m. Remdamasis de visu principu, katalogo sudarytojas fiksavo svarbiausius įrišo materialiosios kultūros elementus: viršelių medžiagą, jos spalvą, antraštinių duomenų ir ornamentikos įspaudus, priešlapių formą, bloko pjūvį, popieriaus būklę, restauravimo bandymus. Taip pat nuosekliai registruoti leidiniuose esantys knygos istorijos ir bibliofilijos duomenys: marginalijos, nuosavybės ženklai, prieknyginė medžiaga.Reikšminiai žodžiai: Knygrišystė; Kolekcijos; Katalogas; Bookbinding; Catalogue; Collection.

ENThe present publication of applied scholarship contains Leonas Panavas’s (1944–2011) personal collection of bound printed editions belonging to the 20th-century heritage of Lithuanian book binding. The binder was born in the District of Ignalina (Republic of Lithuania), was conscripted into the Soviet army, participated in the Virgin Lands campaign in Kazakhstan, and spent a major part of his life in Vilnius. He was learning book binding on his own, studying the design of old book bindings, consulting experienced masters, and making use of his business trip to Ukraine. He drew most of his knowledge of book binding aesthetic and old publications heritage from his customers’ information. About 30 cover designs were supplied by the famous Lithuanian artist and bibliophile Kazys Varnelis. L. Panavas was focusing on the types of leather bindings dating back to the late 19th and early 20th c. He provided his services mainly to book lovers, collectors, and traders in the heritage of antiquarian press. His most mature pieces of art were produced in about 1990– 2010. In all, L. Panavas has bound several hundred books that are dispersed in private collections.In his personal library, the binder accumulated a collection of his own best bound books. It was found to contain 131 books, 19 sets of serials of eight titles, and five homemade notebooks on book binding. To some extent, the collection represents applied, collector’s and art binding. The printed publications date to 1876–2007. On the basis of the de visu principle, the compiler of this collection catalogue has recorded the descriptive data of the publications and the main elements of the material culture of the bindings: cover material, its colour, title page information and ornamentation impressions, endpaper form, book-edge trimming, paper condition, and attempts at restoration. The items registered also include the historical and descriptive data present in the publications: marginalia, ownership marks, and the preserved written (note slips, newspaper clippings), iconographic (postcards, religious pictures), and material (calico, leather samples) items. [From the publication]