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soviet avant-garde portrait of silent film child comedian "baby" peggy montgomery by sergei yutkevich. from a 1924 issue of the journal zrelishcha (spectacle)
interesting artifact of the silent era: soviet commentators evidently learned baby peggy's name from print only and misjudged how it's pronounced -- they rendered it in cyrillic as пэджи/pedzhi. perhaps someone though english treats "gg" like italian does...
A shot from Skanderbeg and it's director Sergey Yutkevich
Velikiy voin Albanii Skanderbeg / Skënderbeu / The Great Albanian Warrior Skanderberg / Skander-Beg Sergey Yutkevich, 1953, USSR / Albania
Velikiy voin Albanii Skanderbeg / Skënderbeu / The Great Albanian Warrior Skanderberg / Skander-Beg Sergey Yutkevich, 1953, USSR / Albania
Velikiy voin Albanii Skanderbeg / Skënderbeu / The Great Albanian Warrior Skanderberg / Skander-Beg Sergey Yutkevich, 1953, USSR / Albania
By Kozintzev, Kryzhitskii, Yutkevich and Trauberg.
(They were only 17-20 years old)
Moscow, 1922.
We consider art as a tireless ram shattering the high walls of habit and dogma.
Sergei Yutkevich (translated by Marek Pytel), The Eccentric Manifesto
