Exlibris of Nadiya Ponomarenko 1982

This black and white woodcut print, titled "Exlibris of Nadiya Ponomarenko," was created by Ukrainian artist Oleksandr Aksinin in 1982. The artwork depicts a series of repeating motifs, including elongated human figures, rows of bottles and bowls, all rendered in meticulous detail using a technique called stippling, where the artist creates tonal values with a multitude of small dots. This intricate design is characteristic of Aksinin's work, and is often seen in his bookplates and other printmaking. The artwork's unique style and subject matter suggest a symbolism that remains open to interpretation, making it a fascinating object for art lovers.