The artwork titled “Poster of Russian Ballet” was created by Ivan Bilibin in 1930, falling under the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. It is a poster by genre. The artwork presents a vibrant portrayal of a traditional Russian scene, featuring elegantly dressed dancers in colorful and elaborate costumes indicative of Russian folk attire. The central figure is prominently adorned in a richly decorated outfit, complete with intricate patterns, and a floral headpiece, encapsulating the aesthetic essence of Russian ballet. The background is softly rendered with hues of blue and gold, adding depth and a dreamlike quality to the scene. The lower section of the poster includes text stating “Ballets Russes de Monte-Carlo (Col. W. de Basil’s Ltd.),” providing information likely related to a ballet performance. The poster’s detailed artistry and festive atmosphere invite viewers into the world of Russian cultural heritage and ballet.
