Iskusstvo v massy [Art to the Masses], no. 2 (10)

Moscow: Association of Artists of the Revolution (AKhR), 1930. Original illustrated wrappers. Item #604

Russian art magazine published in Moscow by the Association of Artists of the Revolution (AKhR). It was part of a series of fifteen issues released between 1929 and 1930. Each installment of the magazine delves into the artistic landscape during the Soviet Revolution, featuring a rich collection of articles accompanied by numerous reproductions. Notably, in Issue No. 2 (10), there is a focus on industrial arts and the architecture of workers' clubs.

The magazine is enriched with a plethora of illustrations, including reproductions of works by renowned artists such as Alexander Rodchenko and Ilya Golosov. The cover itself is a striking example of a constructivist composition. The magazine measures 29 x 21.5 cm and comprises 32 pages filled with illustrations. The text is in Russian, and the magazine is in fair condition, showing signs of light wear and soiling, along with some small tears along the spine.

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