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Gelatin silver print, printed in 1950s
cm 17,3 x 12,5 | 6.8 x 4.9 in.
Photographer's credit stamp on the verso
Of the great school of Soviet photography, Alexander Rodchenko was the greatest interpreter, especially in the early years when the audacity of his futurist-style research fascinated and gave a glimpse of perspectives that the censorship of Stalinist conformism would later erase. Even today, the images tell of the enthusiasm for the dynamism of an era, the desire to seek other paths even in photographic perspectives, retain a vitality that makes them unique testimony of an unrepeatable era.
cm 17,3 x 12,5 | 6.8 x 4.9 in.
Photographer's credit stamp on the verso
Of the great school of Soviet photography, Alexander Rodchenko was the greatest interpreter, especially in the early years when the audacity of his futurist-style research fascinated and gave a glimpse of perspectives that the censorship of Stalinist conformism would later erase. Even today, the images tell of the enthusiasm for the dynamism of an era, the desire to seek other paths even in photographic perspectives, retain a vitality that makes them unique testimony of an unrepeatable era.