Dobroliot stamps 

This sheet of designs, "Dobroliot stamps" by Alexander Rodchenko, is a prime example of Constructivist art. Created in the early 20th century, this style emphasized geometric shapes and bold colors to express a sense of modernity and progress. Rodchenko's graphic designs for Dobrolet, a Soviet airline, use stark black, red, and white to create visually striking logos that evoke speed, efficiency, and flight. These designs reflect the optimism and ambitious aspirations of the Soviet Union at the time. This work exemplifies Rodchenko's mastery of graphic design, showcasing his ability to communicate complex ideas through simple, geometric forms.