Tag Archives: 1920s

Typewriter works by Montserrat Alberich Escardívol (1912-1973). Her first exhibition was in 1929 (including the Don Quijote image above) and she continued to type graphics most of her life. The typewriter company Underwood gave her a customized typewriter in 1957, with a few custom characters and a width of 310 characters. Presumably, the Barcelona Cathedral image was made some time after that. She used around 20 colour ribbons, which helped to set her apart from many other typewriter artists.

h/t: Markku Reunanen

Study Rug by Anni Albers, based on the original design from 1926.

Works by Wacław Szpakowski, 1926-1943. via garadinervi

Typwriter works by Elena Evgenevny in Russia in the 1920s and 1930s. Sourced and published by the magazine American Chordata, via. h/t Marcin.

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The Washington Times, Washington DC, October 31, 1922

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Cloth Designs. Found in the Internet Archive by AnitaNH

By the Cayapa Indians of Ecuador, from a book published in 1925.

LEF II/6 (1924) [ЛЕФ] (1924), the journal of the Left Front of the Arts.

Nikolai Suetin, Suprematist plateware (1922-1928)

Theo van Doesburg, Composition XIII, 1923

Interiors by Wenzel Hablik in the 1920s, recently restored.

h/t Imaginary Cities