St. Petersburg: Solo SFK, 2008. Sewn Cloth. Beginning his career in the mid 1930s, Muratov became an expert draftsman, a core member of the group of Leningrad artists who were creating a strong body of graphic art for such publishers as the renowned Detgiz (State Children's Publisher). Especially vivid are..... More

Moscow: Kontakt kul'tura, 2014. sewn cl. The last years of the nineteenth century through the Soviet period are represented in this survey of posters depicting the old Muscovite capital as it assumed its preeminence again in the Soviet period and became a motif in political and commercial art of the..... More

Moscow: Kontakt-kul’tura, 2021. sewn cl. These posters of the first decades of the Soviet period are the most vivid way to imagine the ideology of wrenching the country into socialism overnight. From enthusiasm to fear, they appeal to all the emotions to convince people that the regime of Stalin will..... More

Moscow: Kontakt-kul'tura, 2008. Sewn cl. This is the first publication of a unique visual record of World War II prints, photos, and posters created and compiled by a war artist Ivan Kharkevich. Kharkevich worked from 1941 to 1945 as an artist who did agitprop designs and drawings for propaganda posters..... More

St. Petersburg: Muzei istorii Sankt-Peterburga, 2017. Sewn cl. The catalogue of an exhibition at the Museum of the History of St. Petersburg publishes, often for the first time, paintings, drawings, posters, and archival photos showing the ways in which the 1917 revolution was celebrated in public art — banners draped..... More

Moscow: Rabochii i kolkhoznitsa, 2017 (?). Sewn pb. This original exhibition catalogue publishes works of the 1920s by such artists and designers as Varvara Stepanova, Alexandra Exter, Liubov Popova, El Lisitskii, Liudmila Maiakovskaia, Alexander Vesnin, Gustav Klutsis ad Alexander Rodchenko together with works by twenty-first century clothing and textile designers..... More

St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2018. Sewn cl. Works of art published in this catalogue of an exhibition at the Russian Museum portray, in various tones from idolatry to mockery, the thinker who inspired revolutions in Russia, the only major European country where Marx’s theories shaped society and government for almost..... More

St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2020. Sewn cl. Talented artists who began working in the imperial period such as Boris Kustodiev and Ivan Bilibin together with artists of the avant-garde and early Soviet years like Aleksei Pakhomov, Dmitrii Bulanov, Alexander Deineka, Aleksei Radakov, Nikolai Kupreianov, Sergei Chekhonin, and Nikolai Remizov turned..... More

St. Petersburg: Avrora, 1991. Sewn cl. Iurii Vasnetsov, Vera Ermolaeva, Kazimir Malevich, and Pavel Filonov are among the major artists who at times combined works and images to form book covers or posters. This study of the connections between commercial art and the experiments in painting of the early twentieth..... More

St. Petersburg: Muzei istorii religii, 2023. Sewn cl. Advertising and theatrical posters were widespread in late imperial Russia. The 1917 revolution and the Soviet government’s efforts to inculcate a new ideology meant a boom in political posters. One plank of the Soviet government aimed to suppress religion and teach Marxism-Leninism-Stalinism..... More

St. Petersburg: Borey Gallery, 2019. Saddle-stitched. This catalogue of a gallery exhibition publishes a contemporary artist's work inspired by the Islamic genre of Shamail, which combines imagery, often of a mosque, with words to create something like an Islamic icon. Also part of the exhibition are Abdullina's series of drawings..... More

St. Petersburg: Muzei politicheskoi istorii, 2004. sewn pb. In the late eighties and early nineties artists for the first time felt unshackled and free to express openly in their work the troubles of Soviet Russian society. The posters published here stem from such exhibitions of graphic art as the 1988..... More

St. Petersburg: Rus muz, 2017. Sewn cl. This Russian Museum exhibition catalogue publishes much more than the anthologized propaganda posters of other survey books. The curators and authors have selected works that show how the propaganda poster evolved as an independent genre both in subject and style. The earliest examples..... More