Krasnaya Niva magazine No. 49 with a cover designed by V.A. Stenberg, 1926

The original weekly magazine is in excellent condition. The fourth year of publication. 1926, No. 49, Ed. "Izvestia of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR and the Central Executive Committee", ed. A.V. Lunacharsky, V.I. Polonsky, I.I. Stepanov-Skvortsov, 16th type. Mospoligraf has a circulation of 90,000 pieces. Volume 24 pages fig. The formate is 22.5*30 cm. The soft illustrated publishing cover according to Fig. Stenberg. The number was removed from the binder, holes along the spine, tears at the edges. In the issue: about the death of L.B. Krasin; Blue Days, a story by I. Sokolov-Mikitov; Poems: G. Sannikov, A. Alien; Loop, a story by B. Huber; On the USSR; The Blacksmith of Air power, an essay by Nick. Shpanov; VOLKHOVSTROY; Electro-fairy tale, essay by G. Lagansky; Soviet Pamir; Fortress theaters, essay by V. Stanyukovich; First conviction, verse by V. Inber; Maxim Gorky and modern theaters, N. Pixanov; Paris Tower; Chopin (for the opening of the monument in Warsaw); Theater News, etc. Guarantee of authenticity.

Vladimir Augustovich Stenberg (1899, Moscow - 1982, Moscow). Soviet graphic artist, set designer, master of film posters; a vivid representative of constructivism. Together with his brother George, he studied at the Stroganov School, then at the state free art workshops. He participated in the art associations OBMOHU (1919-1920), INHUK (1921-1924), "October" (1928).