WWII RUSSIAN SOVIET PROPAGANDA POSTER BY ANTONOV

A WWII Russian Soviet era lithograph poster on paper depicting a scene with a woman and soldiers, 1942. Inscribed in the print, Citizens Donate Warm Clothes For The Red Army Mercilessly Exterminating

Za Nashu Velikuju Rodinu. WWII Russian Soviet Propaganda Poster. Author - Vatolina N. published by Gosudarstvennoye Izdatel'stvo 'Iskusstvo', Moscow 1944 Leningrad. Dimensions - 32 1/4" by 22 3/8". ~~

A WWII era Russian Soviet military propaganda poster print depicting the caricature sketches entitled Young Fritz with a poem under each illustration. Text: Samuil Marshak. Artists: the Kukryniksy. Ku

A WWII era Russian Soviet military propaganda poster print from the series AgitOkna of TASS, number 2 of 4, from the USSR Art Fund. At the top is a picture of the victory parade in Red Square on June

A lot of WWII and Cold War era Russian Soviet propaganda posters. The lot includes posters, Blitzkrieg and Fritzkrieg by Matvey Mazrukho; Blockade Leningrad; Stalingrad by Joseph Efimovsky; For Our So

A lot of WWII and Cold War era Russian Soviet propaganda posters. The lot includes posters, The Wehrmacht Had a Rich Eexperience of Wars by Nikolai Muratov; The Tale of the Russian Bogatyr Ivan and th

A lot of WWII and Cold War era Russian Soviet propaganda posters. The lot includes posters, The Tamer of Tigers by Matvey Mazrukho; Terrible Red Star Wings by Boris Ivanov; The Fascist Bastard Ran Int

A lot of WWII and Cold War era Russian Soviet propaganda posters. The lot includes posters, We Hurried to Astoria, And Got Into the History by Vladislav Kunnap; Sevastopol Stone by Matvey Mazrukho; Be

A lot of WWII and Cold War era Russian Soviet propaganda posters. The lot includes posters, To the East To the West by Matvey Mazrukho; Death to Fascists by Leonid Kaminsky; to Soviet Warrior Winner;

Two Soviet propaganda posters: a WWII Russian poster "Don't Talk" of woman signaling silence, wearing red kerchief on her head, designed by artist Vatolina Nina Nikolaevna (1915-2002), some discolorat

A post WWII Soviet propaganda poster depicting a worker in front of a factory. Inscription in Azerbaijani: Stalin wants 3,950,000 meters of land to be excavated, the drilling of oil wells should be ex

A World War II Soviet propaganda poster. The color print depicts a nurse bandaging a girls head. Titled in Russian on the top: We will take revenge! Technical inscriptions on the bottom. Published by

A 1944 Soviet propaganda poster depicting a collage of soldiers, factory workers, residents of Leningrad, flags, and a medal for the defense of Leningrad in the center. A poem dedicated to the defendo

A 1944 Soviet propaganda poster depicting a pilot and military airplanes. Titled To Partisans From the Mainland, a text about the importance of the air force for the work of the partisans is below. De

A 1944 Soviet propaganda poster depicting a boy with a balloon and a teacher. Titled Lets Surround the Children of Front-Line Soldiers With Care on the bottom. Signed by the artist, G. Shubina, in the

A 1942 Soviet propaganda poster depicting a farmer giving boots to a soldier. Titled below: Comrade! Remember that Well and Warmly Dressed Fighter Will Hit the Enemy Even Stronger. Design by A. and V.

A lot of three WWII Soviet propaganda posters. The first: Enemy from the Path Sweeping Away to Victory Will Lead the Great, Coming Year of People's Glory, 1943, by M. A. Gordon (1918-2003) and text by

Fighter - the Motherland is Waiting for this Day! WWII Soviet Propaganda Poster. Publishing House Isskutsvo Moscow 1943 Leningrad. artist Viktor Koretsky (1909-1998) is known primarily as a master of

Fighter, save these Children!. WWII Soviet Propaganda Poster. Publishing House Isskutsvo Moscow 1943 Leningrad.artist Viktor Koretsky (1909-1998) is known primarily as a master of the political poster

A Russian Soviet propaganda poster A huge distance (A. Griboedov "Woe from Wit"). Artist M. Shcheglov. Publishing house Krasny Krym, 1945. Paper, color lithography. Circulation of 3000 copies. Signed

A WWII era Soviet propaganda poster depicting concentration camp prisoners behind bars. Insciption in the upper right: Soviet prisoners of war. Inscription on the bottom: Days and nights we are waitin

A large Soviet poster dated October 16, 1943. The main inscription at the bottom of the poster: "Da zdravstvuyut doblestnye voiny Krasnoi Armii!" ["Long live the valiant warriors of the Red Army!"] Ar

The poster is dated September 12, 1943. Artist I. Serebryanny. The poster depicts the offensive of the Red Army. It contains a call to mobilize all forces to fight the German invaders. The poster is i

A Russian Soviet World War II period propaganda poster "Za zhizn', Za Rodinu, Za Leningrad!" [For life, For Homeland, For Leningrad!]. Color lithography, LSSH publishing house, Boevoy Karandash No. 82