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Russian Lithographic Postcard Titled 'Bread', 1912 (postcard)

Russian Lithographic Postcard Titled 'Bread', 1912 (postcard)
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RPP2823085
Image title
Russian Lithographic Postcard Titled 'Bread', 1912 (postcard)
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Artist
Larionov, Mikhail (1881-1964) / Russian
Location
Tobie Mathew Collection
Medium
postcard
Date
1912 AD (C20th AD)
Dimensions
14.2x9.5 cms
Image description

Lithographic postcard published by the poet Aleksei Kruchenykh in order to promote new tendencies in Russian Art. The postcards were printed in around August 1912, following a successful exhibition that March by the radical new Donkey's Tail artistic group. Six of the March exhibitors contributed designs: Goncharova (11 images), Mikhail Larionov (14 images), his brother, Ivan Larionov (3 images), Vladimir Tatlin (3 images), Aleksandr Shevchenko (3 images) and Nikolai Rogovin (1 image). In all 35 postcards are known, although it is believed there were originally 36 produced. The print run was likely around 200-300 copies of each image.

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© Tobie Mathew / Bridgeman Images
Image keywords
cubo-futurist / russian avant-garde

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