[SIGNED] Vystavka proizvedenii zasluzhennogo deiatelia iskusstv Uzb. SSR khudozhnika Aleksandra Grigor’evicha Tyshlera: katalog [Exhibition of Works by the Honored Art Worker of the Uzbek SSR, the Artist Aleksandr Grigorevich Tyshler: Catalogue]

Leningrad: Leningradskii dom rabotnikov iskusstv im. K.S. Stanislavskogo, 1956. Item #939

21 pages, with 10 unnumbered leaves of plates: illustrations; 17 cm. Text in Russian. Signed by the artist. Cover title: Aleksandr Grigorʹevich Tyshler. As of April 2024, OCLC records only one institutional holding, at Stanford University Libraries.

Alexander Grigoryevich Tyshler (1898–1980) was a leading Russian modernist painter and an influential figure in twentieth-century stage design. Renowned for his inventive visual language, Tyshler fused expressive painterly techniques with dramatic, theatrical sensibilities. His work extended beyond the studio into the world of performance, where his bold and imaginative set designs transformed stage productions and helped redefine scenography in the Soviet era. Tyshler’s contributions left a lasting imprint on both modernist art and theatrical design, securing his legacy as one of the period’s most innovative and distinctive creative voices.

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