Published for the first American retrospective of Popova's work, with Dabrowski — the exhibition's director — writing the principal essay. Popova was one of the Russian Constructivists who thought painting should become architecture, textiles, stage sets, anything but a picture on a wall, and then died at thirty-five.
The glossy black wrappers show the scuffing and fine scratching dark laminates always do, plus light edge wear and a small crease.
