Exlibris of Walter Zhuravsky 1978

Oleksandr Aksinin’s *Exlibris of Walter Zhuravsky* (1978) is a striking example of the artist's distinctive style of graphic art. The black and white print features an intricate composition of geometric shapes and abstract forms, set against a textured background. An ex libris is a bookplate, typically incorporating the owner's name or initials, often used to mark personal books. Aksinin's artwork captures the essence of this purpose through its subtle interplay of visual elements, conveying a sense of both personal identity and artistic expression. The print is a testament to Aksinin's mastery of black and white printmaking, a technique he employed throughout his tragically short career.