Erotic calendar with Mayakovsky quotes for the centenary of the revolution of 1917
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By Pictolic https://www.pictolic.com/article/erotic-calendar-with-mayakovsky-quotes-for-the-centenary-of-the-revolution-of-1917.htmlArtist Andrey Tarusov drew a "revolutionary" calendar for 2017, which combined the American pin-up graphic style, Soviet constructivism, Mayakovsky's poems and modern reality. He launched a campaign on Boomstarter to raise funds for printing a print run and has already collected more than the required 120 thousand rubles.
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Source: Boomstarter
According to Tarusov, he was inspired by Vladimir Mayakovsky and artists Alexander Rodchenko and Lazar Lisitsky.
On the project page, the artist explains that he does not call for the overthrow of the government: "I ask you to regard the calendar as an erotic and humorous work."
At the end of 2013 Tarusov released a "Sports calendar" for the Sochi Olympics, and at the end of 2014 — a calendar "Caution, Crimea".
It seems that Queen Elizabeth is depicted in the background.
The text repeats one of Mayakovsky's posters "Windows of Growth".
Keywords: Andrey Tarusov | Calendar | Pinup | USSR
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