A 20cm by 20cm chapbook of excellent cotton paper stitched at the spine with catgut. It's a personal journal kept by noted Russian artist Olga Vladimirovna Rozanova of the Supremus school of painters. She painted the text in water color, rather than write longhand. Her Cubist/Russian Futurist-like paintings of flattened dimensions illuminate the text. Of note, an entry from 13 October 1913: "Sleepless, four days: men of many pale colors and flat shapes stalk me along edges of buildings, rooms, anywhere with straight lines, corners. Sense them at edge of vision. If my skull were a clear glass, I could see them. Alexi and Velimir mock me, play at my fear with their cruel nonsense poems." Sharp anthromorphic masses emerging from pub scenes accompany this entry.
All of that would be interesting, super cool and all that. Strange entries from a sleepless artist and the distant beings that haunted her sleep deprived brain.
Of course, Puck can’t read Russian.
“huh. cool pictures! can you read this for me??”
He also isn’t much of an art connoisseur, he sees pretty picture he smiles.
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