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Mr.Pole,Mstislav Dobuzhinsky

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Graphics Art, Mstislav Dobuzhinsky-
Courtyard in St. Petersburg, 1920

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Mstislav Dobuzhinsky, doyen of the ‘World of Art’ (Mir Iskusstva), said that theatrical truth is distinct from that provided by historical documents; rather, it is a depiction of the spiritual truth of an epoch and its style. During his long and productive life, Dobuzhinsky created many theatre scenes and costumes for more than fifty theatres across the world, impressing his name on artistic circles in London, New York, Paris and St Petersburg. Having arrived in the world of theatre in 1907, Dobuzhinsky soon took up the first rank among reformers of the Russian decorative art, along with the likes of Bakst and Somov.
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Costume sketch for Borodin’s ‘Prince Igor’. (1935).
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Design for Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin.