Dec 18, 2021
Boris Zvorykin, folkloric hammer and sickle designs in the “Soviet Calendar for 1919”.
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Boris Zvorykin, folkloric hammer and sickle designs in the “Soviet Calendar for 1919”.
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Folk tale art by Boris Vasilyevich Zvorykin
Boris Vasil'evich Zvorykin (born 1872) The Monk
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Boris Zvorykin - Illustrations to "Boris Godunov"
"Boris Godunov" is a play by Alexander Pushkin, written in 1825. The play is based on history of Boris Godunov's reign (1598-1605), which is believed to be the beginning of Smuta ( "The Time of Troubles", but I prefer Russian term).
Smuta was a crucial period in Russian history. Civil war, Polish and Sweden invasions, total chaos in governmental, economical and social structures - Smuta almost destroyed the country.
Pushkin wrote his play inspired by Shakespeare's historical dramas. "Boris Godunov" is highly reverenced in Russian culture - there're opera by Mussorgsky, based on the play, and thousand allusions in poetry, literature, art etc.
By the legend, Pushkin himself was so exulted after finishing the play, that cried: "What a Pushkin, what a son of a bitch!"
I adore the work of Boris Zvorykin. His use of colour and patterning is gorgeous. He also makes me kind of hate myself as an illustrator, haha. I must work harder!
Boris Zvorykin - Illustration from The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish, undated.