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Ferro-Concrete poems and design (I think) by Vasily Kamensky. www.getty.edu/art/exhi bitions/tango_with_cows/

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The first in the series of Russian avante garde books published before WWI by the Cubo-Futurist...

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Cover design by Goncharova. More at www.getty.edu/art/exhibitions/t ango_with_cows/

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Cover and illustrations by Natalia Goncharova. The Getty Museum site has created interaction with...

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From the Mystical Images of War set.

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Part of Goncharova's Mystical Images of War set. I have been reading, reading and more about the...

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Uploaded on Jan 28, 2012

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From the Mystical Images of War.

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First print of the Mystical Images of War.

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Natalia Goncharova's cover design for her set of fourteen lithographs, Mystical Images of War,...

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There had been serious study of Russian peasant designs in the Russian Abramtsevo and Talashkino...

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Once again, a central layout, absolutely symmetric. I like this one. It's alive and moving in my eyes.

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Uploaded on Jan 15, 2012

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But I don't think my grandmother would have responded positively to this cover. Narcisse...

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My grandmother would have felt comfortable with this magazine cover. As usual, I wonder who did the illustration and design.

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Fascinating to see the evolution of design. Both the Serov poster and the Cocteau poster used just two colors but with so much more impact by Cocteau.

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The charcoal and chalk drawing of Anna Pavlova was by Valentin Serov. But the Jean Cocteau poster...

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It's fascinating to see publications go through re-design due to changing and evolving design concepts.

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I don't know the date although the illustration was by Bakst. I wonder if he did the complete layout.

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Design by Léon Bakst.

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Uploaded on Jan 11, 2012

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