Inside the Rainbow: Russian children's literature 1920-1935 - in pictures
Olga Deineko and Nikolai Troshin, illustrated for A Thousand Dresses a Day by L. Kassil, 1931Photograph: Redstone PressVladimir Konashevich, cover for Barabiek by Kornei Chukovsky, 1929Photograph: Redstone PressEduard Krimmer, cover for Our Friends by Olga Kuznetsova, 1928Photograph: Redstone Press
A. Laptev, cover for May by Agnia Barto, 1932Photograph: Redstone PressR. Apin photo-illustration for It's Time to Get Up by F. Folman and V. Bonyuk, 1932Photograph: Redstone PressBoris Ermolenko, cover and illustrations for Special Clothing, 1930Photograph: Redstone PressDmitiri Bulanov, illustration for How They Build, c.1922Photograph: Redstone PressIsaak Eberil, illustrations for A Cinema Book about Hans Who Saved the Strike Committee by F. Kobrinets, 1931Photograph: Redstone PressEl Lissitzky, cover for The Elephant's Child by Rudyard Kipling, 1922Photograph: Redstone PressLidia Popova, illustrations for Toys by A. Olsufieva, 1928Photograph: Redstone PressGalina and Olga Chichagova, cover and illustrations for Where Does Crockery Come From? by Nikolai Smirnov, 1924Photograph: Redstone PressNikolai Troshin, illustrations for Colouring Book, c. 1927Photograph: Redstone PressVladimir Tambi, illustrations for Camouflage, 1932Photograph: Redstone Press
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