Design

13,400 artworks

Katerina. Costume Design for Nikolai Ostrovsky's 'The Thunderstorm'

Boris Kustodiev, 1920

Alleen absoluut zuivere weging maakt berekende winst werkelijke winst

Paul Schuitema, 1920

Battery Jar

Corning Glass Works, 1920

Graubunden, Schweiz

Augusto Giacometti, 1920

César Domela-Nieuwenhuis letterhead (Letter to Piet Zwart)

César Domela-Nieuwenhuis, 1920

Crusader Hotel Sauce Pots

Lalance & Grosjean Mfg. Co., 1920

On the waterfront. Set Design for Shakespeare's drama "The Merchant of Venice"

Alexandre Benois, 1920

M. Schwarz in Fa. Novita Grundstücks-GmbH stationery letterhead

Erich Comeriner, 1920

Wenzel Hablik stationery envelope

Wenzel Hablik, 1920

Gift 13: Paper Cutting (Kindergarten material based on the educational theories of Friedrich Froebel)

Hans Kappler, 1920

Jan Tschichold letterhead

Jan Tschichold, 1920

Cocktail Glasses

Walter Dorwin Teague, 1920

Boiling Flasks

Corning Glass Works, 1920

Edith Tschichold letterhead

Jan Tschichold, 1920

Gift 13: Paper Cutting (Kindergarten material based on the educational theories of Friedrich Froebel)

Hans Kappler, 1920

Bowl

Andries Dirk Copier, 1920

Spring Sections

American Steel & Wire Co., 1920

To the Polish Front! Hurry Up! Get Your Guns! Unless You Want to be under Polish Oppression! (Na pol’skii front! Pod vintovku! Migom! Esli byt’ ne khotite pod panskim igom) (Poster for Russian Telegraph Agency [ROSTA])

Vladimir Mayakovsky, 1920

Footed Vase

Josef Hoffmann, 1920

Covered Petri Dish

Corning Glass Works, 1920

Organize a “Week of the Red Gift” Anywhere and Everywhere (Ustroite “Nedeliu krasnogo podarka” vezde i vsiudu) (Poster for Smolensk office of the Russian Telegraph Agency [SmolROSTA])

Wladyslaw Strzemiński, 1920

Grease Cup Spring

American Steel & Wire Co., 1920

Gift 13: Paper Cutting (Kindergarten material based on the educational theories of Friedrich Froebel)

Hans Kappler, 1920

The Red Army Is Heroically Fighting at the Front (Krasnaia armiia geroicheski srazhaetsia na fronte) (Poster for Smolensk office of the Russian Telegraph Agency [SmolROSTA])

Wladyslaw Strzemiński, 1920