Tamara Kudryavtseva explores the revolutionary transformation of Russian porcelain design in the early 20th century, when avant-garde artists reimagined traditional ceramics as vehicles for political and aesthetic innovation. Published by Fontanka in 2004, this soft cover volume with colour reproductions offers an intimate look at how Constructivist and Suprematist principles reshaped decorative arts during a pivotal period in Russian cultural history.

From the library of John Russell Taylor.