The artwork, titled “Rubbers of Rezinotrest,” was created by Alexander Rodchenko in 1925. This piece belongs to the Constructivism art movement and fits within the poster genre.
The artwork prominently features bold, geometric designs typical of the Constructivist style, with text playing a significant role in the composition. The central element is a triangular frame that highlights an image of rubber goods, surrounded by two stylized figures dressed in striped attire. The text in the poster conveys a sense of enthusiasm and widespread usage of the product, emphasizing its popularity across different regions. The use of strong lines and contrasting shades of brown and beige enhances the overall impact, reflecting the practical and modernist principles underpinning the Constructivist approach.
