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"Kruchenykh and I have illustrated some books together which are selling very well," the Russian Futurist Olga Rozanova told her sister in 1913. Although the Futurists loved the mechanized look, their books were homemade, usually stapled, and sometimes decorated with potato stamps. THE RUSSIAN AVANT-GARDE BOOK 1910-1934 (Abrams) shows...
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