Sketch for a propaganda poster from the 1920s. Tamara Kofengauz. - photo 1
Sketch for a propaganda poster from the 1920s. Tamara Kofengauz. - photo 2
Sketch for a propaganda poster from the 1920s. Tamara Kofengauz. - photo 3
Sketch for a propaganda poster from the 1920s. Tamara Kofengauz. - photo 4
Sketch for a propaganda poster from the 1920s. Tamara Kofengauz. - photo 5
ID 1333725
Lot 528 | Sketch for a propaganda poster from the 1920s. Tamara Kofengauz.
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€ 100 – 120
Sketch for the propaganda poster of the 1920s "150 Art. Of the Criminal Code punishes 3 years in prison for deliberately infecting another person with a venereal disease. " Written by Tamara Kofengauz. Was not approved, and did not go to print. Ink, watercolor on paper, unframed size: 13.5x11 cm, sketch framed in double mat. Comes from the artist`s family. A rather rare example of the propaganda work of Tamara Kafengauz, despite all the revolutionary fervor, did not succeed in this direction, and subsequently, painted avant-garde fantasies, landscapes and illustrations for literary works. Kafenhauz Tamara Aleksandrovna (1883-1969), studied at VKHUTEIN with Favorsky, an artist little known in Soviet times, but very popular now, especially after a personal exhibition that took place in the Sergei Andriyaka Museum of Watercolors in 2017. Belongs to the elite Soviet family of the Udaltsov-Kafenhaus-Prudkovskys, which, on the one hand, includes leading avant-garde artists, including Tamara Kafenhaus`s sister, "the Amazon of the Russian avant-garde" Nadezhda Udaltsova, on the other, prominent Soviet historians, from ordinary academicians to the rector of Moscow State University and the first director MGIMO Ivan Udaltsov. Width: 32cm, Height: 42cm, Depth: 2cm, Weight: 0.5kg, Condition: In original, Material: Ink, ID: ID-ANTQ-3665
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