Biography of book graphics
Red 7. A boat is floating to visit a book illustration did not bring Kabakov pleasure, but brought money and allowed to keep the family.
Let's see how he worked and how much he earned. There were no strict requirements from censorship. The main thing is to learn to draw so that the editor likes. He became a member of the Union of Artists, issued a book in a month and provided his family. For 16 pages of the children's book, it was possible to get the annual salary of the Soviet man 1.5-2 thousand rubles. He tried to prepare illustrations quickly and at a minimum of effort, tried to create a kind of cliche, develop a canon of the Soviet children's book that would allow him to quickly perform work.
But even the stylistic community of all the illustrations of Kabakov does not detract from his genius of the illustrator. The illustrations are made in a sketch manner with an abundance of jewelry and too petty detail. Such detailed details have a reason. The fee for the book depended on how many figures were depicted by the artist and how laborious work was.
Therefore, Kabakov always painted a lot of characters and details. This term has a double meaning: on the one hand, it is a way of compositional construction of a sheet, and on the other, a hint of a book illustration in the life of an artist is just the periphery of his work. Ilust Ilya Kabakov 1. Peter Pan and Wendy 2. A fairy tale about the country of Terra-Ferro 3.
Miracles from wood Ilya Kabakov. We will now look at the album for coloring at several book illustrations of Kabakov and their features. The book page resembles a theater scene. So the artist draws a border between the real and the book world. Kabakov was the first artist who beat the frame and the drawing inscribed in it as a meeting of two spaces: the sheet itself and “behind the sheet”.
These illustrations already form images that we will later find in the work of Kabakov-conceptualist: flying characters and perception of a white sheet as an endless white void from which any objects arise. In books dedicated to the materials of wood, clay, Kabakov used an interesting technique: the drawings repeated the texture of the material. He later created the “album for coloring” work, which very clearly demonstrated his attitude to that period of creativity: rabbits, carrots, seagulls, ships, flowers are just a cover for swearing.
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