Bazilka Radonich

Born in Montenegro in 1884. Moved to Russia in 1905. From 1920 to 1924 worked as an artist and designer at the State Porcelain Factory. In 1924 moved to Italy, where she spent the rest of her life. As you can tell from the examples of her work shown below, it’s always lots of little pretty flowers 🙂

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Soviet porcelain platter Sovnarkom by Radonich
Совнарком
Soviet propaganda porcelain charger "РСФСР" by Radonich
Блюдо “РСФСР”
Soviet porcelain platter 1917-1921 by Bazilika Radonich
1917-1921
Soviet porcelain charger by Bazilika Radonich "Workers of the world, unite!"
Workers, unite!
Soviet propaganda porcelain plate "May 1st" by Radovich
May 1st
Soviet propaganda porcelain platter "Russia" by Radovich
Platter “Russia”