
This book explores the Constructivist movement in Soviet poster art. Through the lens of visual design and social function, it examines the impact of Constructivism on the development of Soviet art in the 1920s and 1930s. The work highlights the aesthetic principles and innovative approaches of artists who used geometric shapes and experimental compositions to express the ideology of a new society. Richly illustrated, this edition showcases the diversity and influence of the movement on graphic design of the era.