4 Ex Libris by Wladimir N.Chishnjak - Unique Soviet-Era Bookplates /0912

Description: Set of 4 Ex Libris by Wladimir N. Chishnjak - Unique Soviet-Era Bookplates This auction is for a set of four unique Ex Libris (bookplates) by the renowned Soviet artist Wladimir N. Chishnjak, known for his distinctive style and contributions to the world of bookplate design during the 1980s in the USSR. 1. Portrait of a Woman (1984): The first Ex Libris features a delicate and detailed line drawing of a woman's face, signed by the artist with the year "1983." The minimalistic yet expressive portrait captures the essence of the subject with simple lines that convey depth and character. 2. Abstract Figure with Tongue: The second bookplate presents a whimsical and abstract human figure with exaggerated lips and a tongue sticking out. The figure is annotated with the text "Jubilee Andrejs L.G." and "Ex L.S.," reflecting a playful and humorous approach to the traditional Ex Libris design. The figure’s minimalistic and abstract form is a testament to Chishnjak's creative versatility. 3. Floral Motif with Bow: The third Ex Libris in this set features a beautiful floral design intertwined with a bow. The composition is elegant and detailed, with fine lines depicting the intricate textures of the flower petals and leaves. The text "Ex L.S. A. Selle" is integrated into the design, blending seamlessly with the natural elements. 4. Botanical Composition for Andreas Selle: The final piece is a richly textured botanical scene, featuring fruiting plants and swirling lines that give a sense of movement and growth. The text "Ex Libris Andreas Selle" is prominently displayed at the bottom, with the artist's signature blending into the dynamic background. This bookplate showcases Chishnjak's skill in creating intricate, nature-inspired designs. Provenance: All four Ex Libris were created by Wladimir N. Chishnjak in the mid-1980s in the USSR, with specific notations on the reverse side indicating the artist’s name, location (Jessentuki, USSR), and the technique used ("Schabeblatt"). These bookplates are an excellent example of Soviet-era graphic design and would make a valuable addition to any collection of Ex Libris or vintage art. They are also a perfect gift for bibliophiles or those interested in the intersection of art and literature. Condition: Each bookplate is in excellent condition, with crisp lines and no visible damage or wear.Size largest: 4.0 inches x 5.8 inches, smallest: 2.5 inches x 4.0 inches Shipping: We offer shipping & handling free of charge. Payment: Please complete payment within 48 hours of auction end. Happy bidding!

Price: 14.99 USD

Location: Köln

End Time: 2024-12-07T05:50:28.000Z

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