traditional Russian lubok prints

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Traditional Russian lubok prints are popular folk art woodcuts and engravings characterized by bold, simple imagery and accompanying text, often depicting religious stories, folklore, and satirical scenes for a wide audience.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf folk art
popular print
printmaking tradition
countryOfOrigin Russia
culturalRole expression of folk worldview
vehicle of mass communication
hasArtisticMedium engraving
etching
hand coloring
woodcut
hasComponent accompanying text
image
hasVisualStyle bold imagery
bright colors
flat composition
simple imagery
strong outlines
influenced Russian avant-garde art
Russian graphic design
intendedAudience broad public
peasants
urban lower classes
intendedUse devotional image
entertainment
home decoration
popular education
languageOfText Russian
periodOfFlourishing 18th century
19th century
late 17th century
placeOfProduction Moscow NERFINISHED
Russian provincial towns
St. Petersburg NERFINISHED
productionTechnique hand-colored printing
relief printing
relatedTo European popular prints
textForm prose captions
rhymed captions
textFunction explanation of image
moral instruction
satire
typicalContent Russian folklore
biblical scenes
comic scenes
contemporary events
didactic narratives
epic byliny
fairy tales
lives of saints
moralizing stories
popular legends
religious stories
satirical scenes

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Ivan Bilibin influencedBy traditional Russian lubok prints