Search Results: Prints from Henry Berry, books/ephemera

[OLEG TSELKOV EXHIBITION POSTER Russia modern artist undated/est. 1980-2000] OLEG TSELKOV ART POSTER, 27" high x 18" across overall, narrow/about 1" white border on three sides, in bottom wide margin/about 6" about 1" high block capital letters OLEG TSELKOV, undated, unidentified but in all probability an art exhibition poster, in margin at upper right corner at edge of poster "S. A. N. – Torino" in small letters (no information found on this printer), poster generally dark green with a pair of distinctive, characteristic Tselkov faces in lighter shade about in the middle of the surrounding dark green; NOTES: OLEG NOKOLAYEVICH TSELKOV, 1934-2021, Russian nonconformist artist whose first solo exhibition in Moscow in 1966 was closed down after two days by the KGB for being "ideologically unacceptable"…known for his images of faces painted in bright color revealing inner psychological torment…in 1977 moved to France (wikipedia); CONDITION: well-preserved, about near fine, some light short creases… Read More

[SOVIET UNION/RUSSIA PROPAGANDA POSTERS; REPRODUCTIONS PORTFOLIO] SOVIET RUSSIA PROPAGANDA POSTERS 20 in portfolio Moscow 1967, UNFORGETTABLE DAYS OF HISTORY [loose English translation from title in Cyrillic on portfolio front] Sovetskii Khudozhnik [Soviet Artist], Moscow, 1967, A portfolio of 20 copies of Soviet Union/Russia/Communist propaganda posters titled (rough translation from Russian] "Unforgettable/Memorable Days of History], most were published by various Soviet Union artists in 1919 and 1920, the early years of the Russian Communist Revolution, on the back of each is the name and dates of the artist, the title, and the year, posters are numbered 1 to 20 except for a number 14 but duplicate of number 16 for 20 posters in all, posters are in color except for a couple presumably in black-and-white in original, on 13-1/2" high x 10-1/2" wide sheets of heavy paper with margins of varying width, some posters have borders and some do not, in the line below the publisher line of Sovetskii… Read More