The artwork titled “Illustration to ‘For the voice’ by Vladimir Mayakovsky” was created by El Lissitzky in 1920 in Moscow, Russian Federation. This piece is part of the Constructivism art movement and falls under the genre of illustration. It is featured in the series “For the voice.”
The artwork showcases a dynamic layout with striking use of typography and bold colors. On the left page, a large black letter ‘A’ is prominently displayed over a grid of red question marks, with additional letters and symbols surrounding it. The design employs sharp contrasts and geometric forms, characteristic of the Constructivist aesthetic. The right page continues with text in black and red, enhancing the visual interplay between the colors and the text’s playful arrangement. The overall composition emphasizes the integration of text and visual art, making it a compelling example of avant-garde book design.
