Studii︠a︡ impressionistov : kniga 1-ai︠a︡
Studio of the Impressionists, a Russian avant-garde miscellany of poems, prose and essays edited by the physician-painter Nikolai Kulbin and issued in Saint Petersburg in 1910 for the small circle around the new art. Line drawings, vignettes and headpieces use loose pen scribble, blotted dots and flat silhouettes: grotesque figures, stooping women, masks, and coarse textured bands for borders and spacers.
