The Avant-Gardists: Artists In Revolt Russian Empire And Soviet Union 1917–1935 Sjeng Scheijen Thames Hudson Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

A Fascinating Narrative Biography Of The Art Movement That Transformed Modern World Tracing Lives And Activities Key Protagonists As They Set About Revolution In October 1917 Russian Wipes Old Tsarist Empire Off Map Marc Chagall Wassily Kandinsky Kazimir Malevich Lyubov Popova Alexander Rodchenko Olga Rozanova Vladimir Tatlin Other Avant-Garde Artists Participate Revolutionary Struggle Transforming Inner Cities With Their Progressive Murals Posters Installations Performances New Political Leaders Soon Want Nothing To Do These Radical While Reputation Is Growing Europe Experience Increasing Pressure Soviet Union Against Background Violent Social Change Author Sjeng Scheijen Describes Compassion Humour Events Shaped Artistic This First Illustrated Relate Rise Fall Leading Figures From Philosophical Subversion Involvement Bolshevik Administration Links Repression Incarcerations Torture 1930S Under Stalin Are Narrated Through Artists’ Personal Memories Drawn Existing Important Archival Findings Excerpts Diaries Correspondence Reveal Extent Avant-Garde’s Energy Determination Survive Totalitarian Regime Civil War Hunger Terror Scheijen’s Vivid Dynamic Style Authoritative Command His Source Material Extensive Original Research Provides Exceptional Insight Into Avant-Gardists Whose Left Lasting Legacy Σελίδες: 504 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0805 Διαστάσεις: 15 3X15 3Cm