Liubov Popova

New York: Museum of Modern Art, 1991. Hardbound. VG/VG (minimal sticker residue on dustjacket flap). Black cloth with red lettering along spine, glossy color dustjacket. 135 pp., 100 color plates, 39 BW illustrations. "Constructivist artist Liubov Popova is recognized, along with Kazmir Malevich, Vladimir Tatlin, and Alexander Rodchenko, as one of the most important original artists of the Russian avant-garde and as one of the most vital and talented women artists of the twentieth century. Until recently, most of her work has been little known to the Western public. This handsomely illustrated volume presents a comprehensive selection of Liubov Popova's paintings, works on paper, and reliefs, as well as theater, textile, and book designs - many from important Soviet collections. Examples of all the artist's stylistic developments - from figuartion through abstraction to utilitarian design - are represented in this retrospective of her brief but brilliant life." - from dustjacket.