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Portrait of an Unknown Woman, Ivan Kramskoi iPad Mini Cover

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Device Compatibility: iPad 7.9" Smart Cover

A boring, blah gadget case is like kryptonite. Protect your iPad Mini with a custom cover fit for this superhero of tablets. The multifunctional design folds into multiple stand positions for hands-free heroics. The wake/sleep magnet will help preserve power. Pair your personalized cover with a matching case and you’ll really save the day-and your device!

  • Designed to fit the Apple iPad Mini (5th Generation), Apple iPad Mini 4.
  • Dimensions: 7.9" x 5.75" x 0.15".
  • Front cover only - similar to the iPad Smart Cover.
  • Made with smooth white polyurethane (exterior) and grey microfiber (interior).
  • Grey microfiber interior is not customized.
  • Attaches to iPad with magnets.
  • Edge to edge color printing.
  • Features wake/sleep function.
  • Folds into a stand.
  • Designer Tip: To ensure the highest quality print, please note that this product’s customizable design area measures 7.9" x 5.5". For best results please add 1/12" bleed.

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Portrait of an Unknown Woman, Ivan Kramskoi iPad Mini Cover

Portrait of an Unknown Woman, Ivan Kramskoi iPad Mini Cover

Ivan Nikolaevich Kramskoi (June 8 1837– April 6 1887) was a Russian painter and art critic. He was an intellectual leader of the Russian democratic art movement in 1860-1880. Kramskoi came from an impoverished petit-bourgeois family. From 1857 to 1863 he studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts; he reacted against academic art and was an initiator of the ""revolt of fourteen"" which ended with the expulsion from the Academy of a group of its graduates, who organized the Artel of Artists. Influenced by the ideas of the Russian revolutionary democrats, Kramskoi asserted the high public duty of the artist, principles of realism, and the moral substance and nationality of art. He became one of the main founders and ideologists of the Company of Itinerant Art Exhibitions (or Peredvizhniki). In 1863–1868 he taught at the drawing school of a society for the promotion of applied arts. He created a gallery of portraits of important Russian writers, scientists, artists and public figures (Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy, 1873, Ivan Shishkin, 1873, Pavel Mikhailovich Tretyakov, 1876, Mikhail Saltykov-Shchedrin, 1879, Sergei Botkin, 1880) in which expressive simplicity of composition and clarity of depiction emphasize profound psychological elements of character. Kramskoi's democratic ideals found their brightest expression in his portraits of peasants, which portrayed a wealth of character-details in representatives of the common people. In one of Kramskoi’s most well known paintings, Christ in the Desert (1872, Tretyakov gallery), he continued Alexander Ivanov's humanistic tradition by treating a religious subject in moral–philosophical terms. He imbued his image of Christ with dramatic experiences in a deeply psychological and vital interpretation, evoking the idea of his heroic self-sacrifice. Aspiring to expand the ideological expressiveness of his images, Kramskoi created art that existed on the cusp of portraiture and genre-painting (""Nekrasov during the period of 'Last songs,'"" 1877–78; ""Unknown Woman,"" 1883; ""Inconsolable grief,"" 1884; all in Tretyakov gallery). These paintings disclose their subjects' complex and sincere emotions, their personalities and fates. The orientation of Kramskoi’s art, his acute critical judgments about it, and his persistent quest for objective public criteria for the evaluation of art exerted an essential influence on the development of realist art and aesthetics in Russia in the last third of the nineteenth century. Quote:Wikipedia

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By M.July 10, 2019Verified Purchase
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I was super excited when I got my cover in. It is attached by a magnet across the edge. I don’t think it will be very protective but it is very cute. I’m going to keep my iPad in a sleeve and use this face cover while I have it out. It folds to create a tilt for better viewing and to keep the iPad at a slight angle for typing. The colors are bright and it is fun. I’ve really enjoyed it. The personalization looks like amazing. It is the same color as the picture and is the same brightness. Well done! Very nice.
5 out of 5 stars rating
By Don F.January 26, 2023Verified Purchase
iPad 9.7" Smart Cover
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Yeah, exactly, what I ordered, the Q code printed well, and it fits my iPad as required. I can remove the cover and I can lay it, on the table as a sign for people to scan as they pass by.
5 out of 5 stars rating
By E.April 5, 2022Verified Purchase
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Gorgeous doe and scenery. I received this as a gift and came back to buy another of the same when mine wore out. Truly beautiful! Excellent, nothing but perfection!
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