Tatiana Strizhenova
Flammarion, 1994
A comprehensive study of revolutionary Russian textile design during the early Soviet period.
Written by historian Tatiana Strizhenova, this large-format volume examines the dramatic transformation of Russian fashion and textile production as artists and designers moved from traditional folk motifs toward bold avant-garde patterns aligned with the ideals of the new Soviet state. Many of the designs were created to visually represent themes of industrial progress, collectivism, and modern life.
Featuring rare archival photography, pattern studies, and historical documentation, the book provides an in-depth look at the experimental textile designs produced during the 1920s by artists working within the Constructivist movement.
Hardcover
314 pages
Approx. 9.65" × 13.25"
Pre-owned, good condition.
Please note: All sales are final. Due to the unique nature of these pieces and our studio move, we’re unable to accept returns or exchanges.
Tatiana Strizhenova
Flammarion, 1994
A comprehensive study of revolutionary Russian textile design during the early Soviet period.
Written by historian Tatiana Strizhenova, this large-format volume examines the dramatic transformation of Russian fashion and textile production as artists and designers moved from traditional folk motifs toward bold avant-garde patterns aligned with the ideals of the new Soviet state. Many of the designs were created to visually represent themes of industrial progress, collectivism, and modern life.
Featuring rare archival photography, pattern studies, and historical documentation, the book provides an in-depth look at the experimental textile designs produced during the 1920s by artists working within the Constructivist movement.
Hardcover
314 pages
Approx. 9.65" × 13.25"
Pre-owned, good condition.
Please note: All sales are final. Due to the unique nature of these pieces and our studio move, we’re unable to accept returns or exchanges.