A RUSSIAN SOVIET PROPAGANDAPOSTER BY KUKRYNIKSY

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

SOGLASHENIYE DOGOVOR MEZHDU SSSR, ANGLIYEY I SSHA, 1942 SOVIET WAR PROPAGANDA POSTER BY THE KUKRYNIKSY SOGLASHENIYE DOGOVOR MEZHDU SSSR, ANGLIYEY I SSHA [Agreement Between USSR, England and the USA],

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

A mid century Russian Soviet propaganda color poster print depicting a worker portrait holding a red banner with the hydroelectric power plant in the background. Communism projects are the greatest co

A mid century Russian Soviet military propaganda color poster print depicting a portrait of a Soviet Army soldier awarded with the Order of the Patriotic War. The inscription in Russian reads below: D

A mid century Russian Soviet military propaganda color poster print depicting a portrait of a Soviet Army soldier awarded with the Order of the Patriotic War. The inscription in Russian reads below: D

This rare first edition, vintage original poster was printed by the Voronezh agency. Circulation:10150 copies. Circa 1947. Artist V. Korablinov. Dimensions: 30 1/2 x 22 1/2 in.

This rare first edition, vintage original poster was printed by Tatgosisdat publisher, Kazan - 1947. Artist B. Almenov. Circulation: 5000 copies. Circa 1947. Dimensions: 26 1/2 x 19 1/2 in.

This rare first edition, vintage original poster was printed by IZOGIZ. Artist I. Ganf. Moscow. Circulation: 200000. Circa 1953. Dimensions: 32 3/4 x 22 in.

A 1960 Soviet propaganda poster. The color lithograph print depicts a crow with egg against the green background. Inscription in Russian: Destroy the crows, Hunters! Exterminate crows and magpies - pe

Vera Alexandrovna Orlova, Russian, Soviet era, 1904 to 1993, a WWII era propaganda lithographic poster on paper, Pioneers and Schoolchildren, Breed Rabbits, depicting scenes with kids and rabbits. Pub

A 1948 Soviet propaganda poster representing two factory workers welding a construction. Title in Russian: I will be a builder of factories of my beloved country! Design by M. Soloviev. Published in M

The poster depicts a white sheet with the inscription in cyrillic: "GENEVSKIYE SOGLASHENIYA PO INDIKITAYU" ["THE GENEVA AGREEMENTS ABOUT INDOCHINA"]. The sheet is torn in the center, a skull in a helm

A 1958 Soviet propaganda poster representing a man pointing at tractors harvesting a wheat field. In the background, state decrees on land use are depicted. Title in Russian: We will respond with vali

An anti-colonial Cold War Russian Soviet era propaganda lithographic poster on paper, Times Are Changing, depicting an African man lashing a foreign soldier with a whip. The inscription in Russian upp

A 1947 Soviet propaganda poster. The color lithograph print depicts children in red pioneer ties against the backdrop of the Kremlins Spassky tower. Quote after Sergey Mikhalkov in Russian underneath:

Description: VINTAGE RUSSIA SOVIET RARE PROPAGANDA POSTER. Year published - 1977. Measurement approximate: 34 x 22. Material: Paper

Description: VINTAGE RUSSIA SOVIET RARE PROPAGANDA POSTER. Year published - 1977. Measurement approximate: 34 x 22. Material: Paper

This rare first edition, vintage original poster was printed by IZOGIZ publisher. Artist I. Grinshteyn. Moscow. Circulation: 250000. Circa 1961. Dimensions: 37 1/2 x 26 1/2 in.

An anti-American Cold War Russian Soviet era propaganda lithographic poster on paper, depicting the Jewish dancing in front of a capitalist for money. Inscription Serve! in Russian in the upper middle

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

A 1947 Soviet propaganda poster depicting a young hay gatherer. Title in Russian: We will not leave a single ear in the field! Design by M. Soloviev. Published in Moscow and Leningrad by Iskusstvo. Te

A 1956 Soviet propaganda poster depicting a kolkhoznik at work. Title in Belarusian: Stable premises for the cattle. Design by S. Ramanau. Published in Minsk by the State Publishing House of BSSR. Tec

A rare original first edition poster We Stand for Peace!, by Nicolay Denisovsky, 1901 to 1981. Printed by IZOGIZ publishing house, Moscow, 1962. Circulation of 50 000 copies. Russian Soviet Propaganda