The artwork, titled “Poster of Exhibition,” was created in 1904 by the renowned artist Ivan Bilibin. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is categorized as a poster. Composed with great attention to detail, the artwork exemplifies Bilibin’s characteristic style, blending intricate patterns with vivid colors to create an engaging and visually appealing design.
The artwork prominently features an ornate double-headed eagle at the top, a motif often associated with imperial Russia. This eagle is surrounded by elaborate floral patterns and leaves, rendered in a palette of earthy tones. Below the eagle, there is a block of Cyrillic text, written in a decorative, stylized font that complements the surrounding visuals. The text displays varying shades of red and black, adding to the depth and aesthetic appeal of the composition. The entire poster is framed by a border that echoes the themes of nature and intricate design, resonating with the Art Nouveau style.
