Style of the Week : Constructivism (2/4)
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Yakov Chernikov studied at the college of art in Odessa and then he moved in 1914 to Petrograd (St. Petersburg). There he joined the Architecture faculty of the Imperial Academy of Arts in 1916, where he later studied under Leon Benois. Greatly interested in futurist movements, including constructivism, and the suprematism of Malevich (with whom he was acquainted), he set out his ideas in a series of books in the late 1920s and early 1930s, including:
The Art of Graphic Representation (1927)
Fundamentals of Contemporary Architecture (1930)
The Construction of Architectural and Machine Forms (1931)
101 Architectural Fantasies (1933)
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Constructivism
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Henryk Berlewi
Kontrasty mechanofakturowe, 1923
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Louis Lozowick (December 10, 1892 – September 9, 1973), was an American painter and printmaker. He was born in Ludvinovka, Ukraine, came to the United States in 1906, and died in New Jersey in 1973. He is recognized as an Art Deco and Precisionist artist, and mainly produced streamline, urban-inspired monochromatic lithographs in a career that spanned 50 years. His style often appears photorealistic at first glance due to the pains he took in depicting bridges, buildings, silos and machinery down to the last girder, rivet, and cable.
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‘Rose Tinted’
Book Sculpture
Wire, Wadding, Watercolour & Vintage Books
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Somewhere in Farrer, ACT. Oz
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Thomas J. Maslen imagined a big river in the middle of Australia, 1830.
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LOTS more illustrations from Der Orchideengarten at 50watts
The Orchid Garden Magazine, 1919-1921
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‘College Gates, Cambridge’
Book Sculpture by Emma Taylor
Wire, Wadding & Vintage Books
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SURREALIST WOMEN IN THEIR STUDIOS, from top to bottom:
Eileen Agar
Dorothea Tanning
Kay Sage
Remedios Varo
Leonora Carrington
Leonor Fini
Meret Oppenheim
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Medieval manuscript of the week is British Library MS Additional 11695 f. 6, a labyrinth, from a Spanish manuscript dating from the late eleventh century.
I’m returning to tumblr after a long break! Looking forward to bringing you more beautifully illuminated manuscripts, and celebrating treasures from the middle ages
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This is a homage to the brave Philippe Petit, and his Walk on the top of the Twin Towers, during their building - drawn on craft paper, black & white inkn 20.october.2016
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Wassily Kandinsky, Scale / Skala, 1928. Via Louisiana Museum of Art, Denmark
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army of bears
Diebold Schilling the Elder, Spiezer Chronik, Bern 1484-85
Bern, Burgerbibliothek, Mss.h.h.I.16, p. 227
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‘Pain Tree’ Images inspired by John Milton’s Paradise Lost. On exhibition this Sept at Mesa Arts Center. Hope to see you there.
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Wound Man
medical miscellany (‘Wellcome Apocalypse’), Germany 1420
London, Wellcome Library, MS.49, fol. 35r
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