History Of Russian Advertising
A sign from Alexander Corsavin's meeting.
The tip of Chey Vogau and K from Leonid Lifland's meeting.
Guro Elena (Eleonora) Henryhovna Esquiz is the barber's window. 1910. St. Petersburg State Museum of History, St. Petersburg, 2012
Advertisement of the " High-Soqi and Ko Tea Trade Company " . Print, seal
Advertising tray, " Keep the tea of N.M. Soldatov. Moscow. Moskvorite Ul. Own House. Piece, seal. 29x36
Cultural Historical Exhibition, "All for sale! History of the Russian sign presents to the public a research project that united some 300 exhibits in a single area: original signs, paintings, graphics, end XIX objects - beginning XX in a bright spot. for Development and the improvement of the Russian visual sign, the time of its characteristic image and mood. The exhibit is collected from the State Museum of V.V. Mayakovsky, St. Petersburg State Museum of History, the State Third Gallery, the Historical Museum, the Moscow Museum, the Moscow Modern Art Museum, the Upakovki Museum, the Antik-Market Gallery and private collections.
The story of the subject, the story of the Russian sign, is unique. It's a history of urban day-to-day and material culture, a history of art, architecture and design. Today ' s growing urbanization is largely unifying the streets of the world ' s cities: transnational corporations offer pedestrians and consumers a sign recognized everywhere and everywhere, a logo that has chosen all the achievements of the sign, letter, word and image.
In Russia, the sign did not have a long biography: the first samples of museum assemblies are dated by the end of the nineteenth century. Exhibits, emblems, sign-of-the-shelf signs, grapes, grapes, gloves, boots, watches and hats of ISL, practically absurd sizes, were most commonly located in the corners of the houses, defining urban navigation and prospects. This pan-European tradition, dating back to the medieval, existed in Russia at the beginning of the twentieth century.