Design in Russian porcelain in the early 20th
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Eviternare.vi4.9819Keywords:
Porcelain, Soviet, Avant-Garde, Suprematism, DesignAbstract
The avant-garde Soviet porcelain made between 1918-1923 is one of the most prestigious and expensive in the world. It's an unprecedented case in Art History. This is due not only to the exceptional quality of porcelain, but also because of the revolutionary designs that glorified the newborn country. The aim of this work is to approach the history of production, its relationship with the state and study of Soviet avant-garde porcelain.Downloads
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