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43 pages: illustrations. Text in Russian. At head of title: 25 let khudozhestvennoi deiatel?nosti. Cover title: M. I. Avilov I. G. Drozdov, 1910 - XXV - 1935. One of 1600 copies. There are handwriting notes on several pages. As of April 2025, not in OCLC. Mikhail Ivanovich Avilov, 1882-1954, was a distinguished Russian and Soviet artist, acclaimed for his vivid battle paintings and pivotal role in the development of the Leningrad School of Painting. Born in Saint Petersburg, Avilov's career spanned both the Imperial and Soviet eras, leaving an indelible mark on Russian art history. As a professor at the Repin Institute of Arts and a member of the Leningrad Union of Soviet Artists, his influence extended beyond his canvases, shaping the next generation of artists. His recognition included the prestigious Stalin Prize and the title of People's Artist of the Russian Federation, underscoring his significant contributions to Soviet art. Ivan Georgievich Drozdov 1880-1939, was an influential Russian painter and graphic artist, whose training spanned from icon painting in Moscow to advanced studies under the guidance of notable artists like Vladimir Makovsky and Ilya Repin at the Higher Art School in St. Petersburg. Awarded the artist title in 1910, Drozdov?s works encapsulate a range from portraits to revolutionary themes. An active exhibitor and leader within several artist groups, his achievements included participation in international showcases, including the World's Fair in New York in 1939. His artistry is immortalized in major collections such as the State Russian Museum. Drozdov?s legacy was further honored with a posthumous exhibition in Leningrad in 1940.