RUSSIAN SOVIET SPORT PROPOGANDA POSTER 1957

A Mid Century Russian Soviet Sport propaganda poster, titled in Russian: To new successes in Soviet sport! The poster is created by Ruben Suryaninov, 1903 - 1991, well known Russian artist, graphic ar

K novym uspekham v sovetskom sporte! [ To new successes in the Soviet sport! ], a poster by Ruben Suryaninov (1903 - 1991,Meritorious Artist of the Russian Federation ). Published by IZOGIZ Moscow, 19

Title: Russian soviet original propoganda poster 1952 Description: Rare first edition, vintage original poster printed by "Iskusstvo" publishing agency in Moscow, 1952. Artist: Y. Belopolsky. Circulat

This rare first edition vintage original Soviet poster is dedicated to a sporting event, the World Ice Skating Championship for women at the Dynamo Stadium in Moscow. Originally painted by Boris Zelen

Title: Russian soviet original propoganda poster 1931 Description: Rare first edition, vintage original poster printed in Moscow 1931, Artist: D. Melnikov. Date: 1931 Materials: Paper Dimensions: 15.5

Title: Russian soviet original social propoganda poster 1950 Description: Rare first edition, vintage original poster printed in 1950 in Georgian language. Circulation: 5000 copies Date: 1950 Material

Title: Russian soviet original political propoganda poster 1953 Description: Rare first edition, vintage original poster printed by "Latgosizdat" agency, Riga 1953, Artist: B. Reshetnikov. Circulation

Title: Russian soviet original propaganda poster 1957 Description: Rare first edition, vintage original poster printed in Moscow in 1957. Artist: I.P. Dolgov. Circulation: 2,000. Date: 1957 Materials:

A mid century Soviet propaganda color poster print depicting a female athlete who invites a woman to play a game. The inscription in Russian reads: Do not waste a minute, Sport is what keeps you busy.

A 1957 Soviet propaganda poster representing three kolkhoz workers holding in their hands commitments to surpass the US in the production of meat, milk and butter. Title in Russian: The word of the to

[Soviet]. Poster "Sport and Youth walk side by side ". - Almaty [Kazakhstan], 1959. 88,5x57,5 cm.

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: "Not for the war we raise our sons." Full title in Russian: "Не для вой&#108

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: "Let's not sow enmity between nations." Full title in Russian: "Не позвол&#1

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: "Hammer and sickle." Full title in Russian: "Серп и Молот." The

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: "Always with the party!" Full title in Russian: "Всегда с пар&#1

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: "May-world" Full title in Russian: "Май-мир" The artist: V.Vladimirov The year of editi

Soviet propaganda poster "USSR A Might Sports Nation", dated 1962. Measures approx. 24 3/4 by 35 1/2 inches.

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: Sports to the masses! Full title in Russian: Спорт в массы

[Soviet art]. Poster "About Moscow and Moscow residents . Moscow, 1957. 102x135 cm. 2-parts poster.

A Soviet poster "Podvig starshiny milizii M. Moskalya" ["Feat of the foreman of the police M. Moskal"]. Artist Mikhail Soloviev (1905–1990). Published by IZOGIZ, Moscow, 1957. Circulation: 25,0

Lenin originally published 1957 Soviet later printing Reproduction of a work originally printed in 1957. 100,000 copies printed. Approx 11.5x 16.5 inches. Please note that this lot has a confidential

Russian Soviet poster "For Strengthening Collective Farms." Artist Natalia Pinkhus. Size: 35.5" x 23". The quotation along the bottom, from Stalin, reads, "with Lenin's banner we won in the battles fo

Russian Soviet poster "" Russian Soviet poster "Each athlete has to be foremost in Labor and Defense"". Artist A.A. Melnikov. Published by OGIZ-IZOGIZ,  Moscow/Leningrad, 1932. Size: 40" x 27". Dro

Lithography and printing on paper. A rare Soviet lithographed poster of the post-war period, circulation of only 400 copies. The poster is dedicated to the celebration of the Day of the Navy of the US