Exhibition Catalogue from Biblionne

One of 5 000 copies published. Very rare. The exhibit of the Stenberg Brothers' movie posters is presented for the first time. In 1922, Vladimir Lenin famously stated, "...you must well remember that, of all the arts, for us the cinema is the most important." Following nationalization of the movie industry in 1919, the first state-owned movie company, Goskino, was established in… Read more about this item

One of 2 000 copies printed. The Four Arts community united those artists who had exhibited with the pre-revolution associations Mir Iskusstva and Blue Rose. It was named Four Arts because it included painters, sculptors, graphic artists and architects (for example, Alexey Shchusev and Ivan Zholtovsky). The artists declared the value of individual and the necessity of preserving figurative culture. First… Read more about this item

One of 1 000 copies printed. In October 1928 the first art exhibition of Soviet domestic textiles opened in Moscow. Exhibitors included textile factories and their designers, schools, students, and working faculty members. After the Civil War Soviet people direly needed in the new functional clothing for every occasion such as industrial work clothes, sporting garments, or specialized labor uniforms. That's… Read more about this item