A wall composition, framed in a modern frame, is a thematic collage dedicated to the Zenit-E camera and photographic equipment. The composition uses materials: metal, plastic, wood, and textile. The item was created in the USSR between 1970 and 1990. The size of the composition is 435 x 435 x 190 mm.
The Zenit-E camera is one of the most mass-produced Soviet cameras, manufactured from 1965 to 1986 at the Krasnogorsk Mechanical Plant. It is a single-lens reflex camera with a central shutter, which became a symbol of Soviet photography. The composition probably features the camera itself or its image, as well as various accessories: lenses, flashes, film cassettes.
For collectors of Soviet photographic equipment and retro items, this composition may be of interest as a complete art object combining elements of photographic history. The condition of the item should be assessed upon inspection, as it is not specified in the description. It is recommended to pay attention to the preservation of the camera body, optics, and frame.
The composition can serve as an original interior decoration in retro or loft style, as well as a valuable addition to a collection dedicated to the Soviet era.
Material: Metal, plastic, wood, textile
Country: USSR
Size (W×D×H, mm): 435 x 435 x 190
