
Circus. Jockeys, daredevils (Russian lang.)
Poster
- Identifier
- JS883
- Category
- P.8. Playbills
- Subject
- P.8.7. Circus
- Shelve
- B.2.
- Title
-
en
Circus. Jockeys, daredevils (Russian lang.)
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Provenance Translated by mistral-large-latest on 23.04.2026 - Cirks. Žokeji, salto-mortālisti (krievu val.)
- Year
- 1961
- Author
- I. Krivošej
- Publisher
- unknown
- Place
- Moscow
- Method
- unknown
- Dimensions
- 60 x 84 cm
- Preservation
- 9
- Print run
- 3,000
- Count
- 1
- Language
-
Russian
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Provenance Generated by mistral-large-latest on 23.07.2026
The poster is designed in a light, almost white background style with emphasized, simplified drawings. The dominant colors are red, black, green, and yellow. In the upper left corner, an acrobat in a green outfit is seen balancing on one hand. In the center, three horses with riders performing acrobatic tricks are depicted—one horse is red, the second black, and the third red with a black head. In the lower part, a man in a dark suit is seen holding a loop with a rope, and beneath him, a large red letter is curved. At the top and bottom of the poster, yellow horizontal stripes with text fields are placed. The fonts are large, with a pronounced handwritten style, especially emphasized in red. The drawings are dynamic, with flowing lines and sharp contours.
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Provenance Generated by mistral-large-latest on 21.07.2026; Translated by mistral-large-latest on 22.07.2026
Цирк
ЖОКЕИ
САЛЬТО-МОРТАЛИСТЫ
ПОД РУКОВОДСТВОМ
ЗАСЛУЖЕННОГО АРТИСТА РСФСР
А. Александрович
[?]
И. КРИВОШЕЙ
Подписано в печать [?] г.
[?] 8.10.1986
ЖОКЕИ
САЛЬТО-МОРТАЛИСТЫ
ПОД РУКОВОДСТВОМ
ЗАСЛУЖЕННОГО АРТИСТА РСФСР
А. Александрович
[?]
И. КРИВОШЕЙ
Подписано в печать [?] г.
[?] 8.10.1986
AI (Unreviewed)
Provenance Generated by mistral-ocr-latest on 23.07.2026
Circus
JOCKEYS
SALTO MORTALISTS
UNDER THE DIRECTION
OF HONORED ARTIST OF THE RSFSR
A. Aleksandrovich
[?]
I. KRIVOSHEY
Signed for print [?]
[?] 8.10.1986
JOCKEYS
SALTO MORTALISTS
UNDER THE DIRECTION
OF HONORED ARTIST OF THE RSFSR
A. Aleksandrovich
[?]
I. KRIVOSHEY
Signed for print [?]
[?] 8.10.1986