View in Tula, a sketch for E. Zamyatin's play, 'The Flea' 1924
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Boris Kustodiev's "View in Tula, a sketch for E. Zamyatin's play, 'The Flea'" from 1924 depicts a whimsical scene with a traditional Russian samovar and a figure in winter attire. The bright colors and playful composition, set against a backdrop of snow-covered houses and festive flags, are characteristic of Kustodiev's style. The sketch captures the vibrancy of everyday Russian life with a touch of theatrical charm, likely intended for the stage production of Zamyatin's play. This sketch now resides at the Pushkin Museum in Moscow, a testament to the artistic legacy of Kustodiev and his unique portrayal of Russian culture.
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