Sheep magazine Archive 2: issues 10-17

In 1928-1932 he was a member of the October association.
During the Great Patriotic War the artist drew posters revealing the
cruelty of Nazi invaders.
By the end of World War II Dmitry Moor created a cycle of epic
illustrations (1944) to the Tale of Igor’s Campaign. They express the
spirit of national romanticism in the “style of triumph”.
From 1922 he was actively engaged in teaching - in the Higher Art
and Technical Studios (aka VKhUTEMAS), Printing Institute and the
Surikov Art Institute.
Dmitry Moor died on October 24, 1946 in Moscow. His
autobiographical report “I am a Bolshevik!” was posthumously
published in 1967.
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The artist’s works are displayed in the Tretyakov Gallery, and V. V.
Mayakovsky Museum.
Opposite:
May Day 1920
Dmitry Moor
MAY DAY 2016