This volume of illustrations and essays traces a crucial epoch in Russian art. During the years 1915-1932, Moscow and Petrograd (now St Petersburg) witnessed revolutions that altered the course both of history and art; and avant-garde artists sought to realize the utopian aims of the Bolsheviks.
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A huge, generous and amazing book. The show itself was an overwhelmingly amazing cavalcade and the book reflects the greatness of the show. From painting and drawing to porcelain and textiles with countless photos and generous texts, this 732 page book is a show-stopper.
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This book was not useful at all,too much information with no clear evidence.i just wasted my money .
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