Russian, Soviet porcelain, ceramics

[Евгений]

Pecheneg, if there is something interesting (Ukrainian plants) show .. Figures polonium (ZKH) have also not very expensive rub.Prosto 1500-4000 shows how the history of Soviet porcelain ..

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Elvira Sametskaya
2004 - 480. - 250h320mm. - 800 tsv.ill. - Tv.obl. + Case. - Circulation: 1,500 copies. - IP Media.

  This edition - a unique album and a directory of the determinant of the Soviet propaganda porcelain. For the first time in the history of the domestic book publishing, it introduces the reader to the works of dozens of artists who worked in 1920-1930-ies in this field of art. For example, the beauty and unusual works Chekhonin and Adamovich, Danko and Schekotihinoy-Pototskaya not only brought them beyond the "Soviet propaganda", but allowed to become a phenomenon of world culture.

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Along with Faberge and the Russian avant-garde painting propaganda porcelain - the card of Russian art auctions in the greatest of the world, pride of museums and private collections. Directory contains works by famous artists, each of which is a separate section. Provides information from the biography of the artist, all his works, the technique of execution of each piece, personal stamps.
  Especially valuable book gives an illustrative series, including more than 800 color images, and as an application - Advanced determinant marks, stamps and signatures. The basis of the album went to the All-Russian propaganda porcelain collection of the museum of decorative and folk art, as well as items from corporate and private collections. The book is intended both for professionals: art historians, collectors, dealers, and for anyone interested in the history of their country, its art and cultural heritage.
  Author of - Sametskaya EB - The leading expert in the country by Soviet propaganda porcelain, an expert of the Ministry of Culture.
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"Mother Moscow", 1881.

35h35sm, hot enamel on ceramics, honey oak frame.

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