Stenberg Collection

Movie poster "The Boxer?s Bride" by Johannes Guter, 1929. Creator: Stenberg, Georgi Avgustovich (1900-1933)
Movie poster "The Boxer?s Bride" by Johannes Guter, 1929. Private Collection

Maxim Gorky. Cover of the magazine "Krasnaya Niva" (Red Field), 1928. Private Collection

Movie poster "Sporting Fever"by Alfred Dobbelt, 1928
Movie poster " Sporting Fever" by Alfred Dobbelt, 1928. Private Collection

Movie poster "A Perfect Gentleman"by Clyde Bruckman, 1928
Movie poster " A Perfect Gentleman" by Clyde Bruckman, 1928. Private Collection

Xmas. Arriving at the party
Victorian scene of a family arriving with a present. Christmas tree in window of house. Artist: Anna Stenberg Date: circa 1850

Movie poster "By the Law"by Lev Kuleshov, 1926
Movie poster " By the Law" by Lev Kuleshov, 1926. Private Collection

Movie poster "Pounded Cutlet"(At The Ringside) by Charley Chase, 1927
Movie poster " Pounded Cutlet" (At The Ringside) by Charley Chase, 1927. Private Collection

Poster for the film October, 1927. Artist: Georgy Stenberg
Poster for the film October, 1927. Directed by Sergei Eisenstein. Found in the collection of the Russian State Library, Moscow

Poster for the magazine Novy Mir (New World), 1926. Found in the Collection of Russian State Library, Moscow

Movie poster The eleventh, 1928. Found in the Collection of Russian State Library, Moscow

Movie poster Mospoligraf Pencils, 1928. Found in the Collection of Russian State Library, Moscow

Movie poster Miss Mend, 1927. Found in the Collection of Russian State Library, Moscow

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Amidst the golden age of Soviet cinema, a captivating figure emerges: Stenberg. From the electrifying poster for 'October' by Georgy Stenberg, to the glamour of 'A Perfect Gentleman' featuring Clyde Bruckman's elegant design, Stenberg's influence is undeniable. The thrill of 'Sporting Fever' by Alfred Dobbelt, the raw intensity of 'By the Law' by Lev Kuleshov, the humor of 'Pounded Cutlet (At The Ringside)' by Charley Chase, and the allure of 'Miss Mend' all bear the distinctive mark of this artistic genius. Even the cover of 'Novy Mir' magazine and the advertisement for Mospoligraf Pencils, showcase Stenberg's mastery of visual storytelling. As the holiday season arrives, let us not forget the magic of Stenberg's cinematic creations, immortalized in these iconic posters from the 1920s.