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Poster for Anti-Imperialist Exhibition, 1931 (photo-offset lithograph
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Poster for Anti-Imperialist Exhibition, 1931 (photo-offset lithograph
991508 Poster for Anti-Imperialist Exhibition, 1931 (photo-offset lithograph, two sheets mounted together, backed on) by Klucis, Gustav (1895-1944); 138.74x105.09 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Poster for Anti-Imperialist Exhibition. Gustav Klucis (1895-1944). Photo-offset lithograph, two sheets mounted together, backed on Japan paper. Made in 1931. 138.74 x 105.09cm.); Photo eChristies Images; Latvian, out of copyright
Media ID 23687272
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1931 Artist Russian Constructivism Entertained Entertainment Event Exposition Incopyright Japan Paper Lithographic Lithoprint Mixed Race Group Modern Art Mounted On Paper On Paper Prints Russian Artist Russian Text Yellow
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This print showcases the "Poster for Anti-Imperialist Exhibition, 1931" by Gustav Klucis. Measuring an impressive 138.74x105.09 cm, this photo-offset lithograph consists of two sheets mounted together and backed on Japan paper. Created in 1931, this poster is a powerful representation of Klucis' artistic prowess and his commitment to anti-imperialism. The vibrant yellow background draws attention to the bold red text written in Russian, conveying a strong message against imperialism during a tumultuous period in history. Klucis' constructivist style is evident in the composition, with its geometric shapes and dynamic lines that create a sense of movement and energy. The inclusion of military imagery signifies resistance against oppressive forces while highlighting the artist's political beliefs. The presence of diverse figures within the artwork reflects Klucis' inclusive vision for society as he portrays men from different backgrounds united in their fight against imperialism. This mixed-race group symbolizes solidarity and collective action. Mounted on paper with meticulous precision, this lithographic masterpiece exemplifies early 20th-century modern art at its finest. The use of photo offset technique adds depth and texture to the image, enhancing its visual impact. This remarkable piece not only serves as an important historical artifact but also demonstrates Klucis' exceptional talent as a Latvian artist who left an indelible mark on the world of art through his thought-provoking works like this one.
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