Middlesex Olima Trinoban

Krasnaya Armiya - chasovoy revolyutsii [The Red Army is the Sentry of the Revolution], a poster by Vladimir Shtranikh (1888-1971, People’s Artist of the Soviet Union). AKhR Publishing, Moscow, 6

Tak ne svetit v perstenyochke samotsvetny kameshek / Kak sredi stoletiy svetit nash semnadtsaty godok [A Precious Ringstone Does Not Shine As Brightly as the Year 1917 Among the Centuries], a poster b

...Svetit solnyshka svetleye nash Oktyabrik veseleye [Our October Shines Merrier and Brighter Than the Sun], a poster by Vladimir Ikonnikov. [GIZ], Moscow, 1923, 34.5 x 53 cm. This poster and the post

Bud' na strazhe zavoyevaniy Oktyabrya — vstupai v OSOAVIAKhIM! [Guard the Conquests of October — Join the OSOAVIAKhIM Society!], a large (“double-sizeâ€) poster by Leonid Voro

Bud’ geroem! [Be a Hero!], a poster by Viktor Koretsky (1909-1998, Meritorious Artist of the Russian Federation). Published by Iskusstvo, Moscow-Leningrad, 1941, 95 x 60.5 cm. Koretsky’s n

Devki, devki vykhodite… [Come Out, Girls…], a poster by an anonymous artist . GIZ, Moscow, 1923, 50.5 x 33 cm. An amusing lubok-style poster, designed as an illustration to a propaganda di

Sovetskiye letchiki — sokoly nashei Rodiny! [Soviet Aviators, Our Motherland’s Falcons!] a TASS Windows poster (no. 1172 in the series ) by Vladimir Ladyagin (1910-after 1980). Published b

Za Stalinskiy Urozhai! [For a Stalin-Style Harvest!], a poster by Vera Livanova (1910-1988). Published by OGIZ-IZOGIZ, Moscow-Leningrad, 1938. 58.5 x 90 cm. Poster of the 1938 harvest campaign. For in

Partiya i Lenin — bliznetsy brat'ya [The Party and Lenin Are Twin Brothers], a poster by Nikolai Denisov (1917-1982, Meritorious Art Worker of the Russian Federation) and Nina Vatolina (1915

Proguli likvidirovat’ polnost’yu! [Eliminate Absenteeism Completely!], a poster by Sergei Igumnov (1900-1942). Published by Iskusstvo, Moscow-Leningrad, 1941, 58 x 86.5 cm. The poster, in

Bud’ bditelen! [Be Vigilant!], a poster by Mikhail Soloviev (1905-1991, Meritorious Art Worker of the Russian Federation). [Published by IZOGIZ, Moscow], 1953, 54 x 77.5 cm. A poster that indire

Bili mi vraga kop’em, bili mi vraga ruzh’em... [We Used To Beat the Enemy with Lances…], a poster by Kukryniksy artists collective. Published by Iskusstvo, Moscow-Leningrad, 1941, 91

Mi rastem pod znamenem Lenina-Stalina [We Are Growing Under the Banner of Lenin and Stalin], a poster by Konstantin Zotov (1906-1990). Published by OGIZ -IZOGIZ, Moscow-Leningrad, 1935, 95 x 68.5 cm.

Smert' nemetsko-fashstskim zakhvatchikam! [Death to Fascist German Invaders!], a poster by Nikolai Avvakumov (1908-1945). Iskusstvo, Moscow, 1945, 52 x 78 cm. Upon graduation from the Perm Art Sch

Da zdravstvuyet moshny voenno-moskoi flot SSSR [Long Live the Powerful Naval Fleet of the USSR], a poster by Alexei Kokorekin (1906-1959, Meritorious Art Worker of the Russian Federation). Iskusstvo,

Slava tem, kto umelym oghyom okhranyayet nas noch'yu i dnyom! [Glory to Those That Protect Us Day and Night With Their Masterful Fire! ], a poster by S. Aleinikov [graphic artist Semyon Aleinikov

Sotsialisticheskoye sorevnovaniye — put' k pobede [Socialist Competition Is the Way to Victory], a poster by an unidentified artist, [1931], 55.5 x 79.5 cm. With minimalist means, the anonym

Parakstities uz ceturto vals kara aizmen?mu [Subscribe to the Fourth War Loan!], a Latvian-language poster by Alexei Kokorekin (1906-1959, People’s Artist of the Russian Federation). Published b

9 Maya 1946 [Victory Day, 1946], a poster by Alexei Godov (1919-1972). Rostov branch of the Soviet Art Fund, 1946, 55 ? 82 cm. An attractive poster. The prominently-displayed medal with inscription &#

Bit’ vraga po-snaiperski, po-gvardeiski! [Hit the Enemy the Guard’s Way, the Sniper’s Way!], a poster by Pyotr Maltsev (1907-1993, People’s Artist of the Soviet Union) and Alek

Fashisty ne proidut! [Fascists Shall Not Pass!], a poster by Dementii Shmarinov (1907-1999, People's Artist of the Soviet Union). Iskusstvo, Moscow, 1941, 69 x 51.5 cm. Shmarinov's wartime pos

Vtoroy Voyenny Zayom 1943[Second Military Loan, 1943], a Boyevoi Karandash Serires Poster (no. 72 in the series) by by Ivan Astapov (1905-1982) and Valentin Kurdov (1905-1989, People’s Artist of

Slava Stalinskim Sokolam [Glory to Stalin's Falcons!], a poster by Timofei Ksenofontov (1912-1990). Iskusstvo, Moscow, 1944, 59.5 x 86.5 cm. While posters hailing Soviet aviators were produced all

Matira sayip shtikti…[Plug Your Bayonets], a Kyrgyz language poster by the Kukryniksy artists collective. Published by Kyrgiz State Publishing, Frunze, 1941, 89.5 x 59 cm. A regional edition of