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Printed 1925 plate of paper head masks: a woman in a striped headscarf, a hen, and a bearded old man, with a grid template.

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Kurochka riabka (Golovy-Igrushki; Ris. N. Bartram), Tablitsa No. 31, I͡Akov Aleksandrovich Tugendkholʹd (1925). Via artnap.com

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A 1925 printed plate titled Kurochka riabka, showing three cut-paper head masks in blue, red, and yellow: a woman in a striped headscarf, a hen with blue dots, and an old man with a beard. A gridded template and two columns of Russian instructions explain how to construct the masks. The work is credited to Ia. A. Tugendkhold and is part of the record for Tablitsa No. 31.