ANTONCHENKO, A. Glory to the Soviet People Storming Spa

Slava sovetskomu narodu - narodu-sozidatelyu! [Glory to the Soviet people - the creator people!], a poster by Nina Vatolina (1915-2002). Published by Iskusstvo, Moscow- Leningrad, 1951. 89 x 55 cm.

The main inscription: "Slava sovetskomu narodu - pokoritelyu cosmosa!" ["Glory to the Soviet people - the conqueror of space!"]. Artist Alexander Kruchina (1905–1987). Moscow, 1961. The poster

Slava velikomu sovetskomu narodu – stroitelyu kommunizma! [Glory to the great Soviet people – Builders of communism!], a poster by Viktor Koretsky (1909-1998, Meritorious Artist of the Russian Fed

Heading: (Propaganda - USSR) Author: Antonchenko, A., artist Title: Glory to the Great October - Soviet propaganda poster with the Spasskaya Tower Place Published: Moscow Publisher: Date Publishe

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: "Glory to the Soviet army, the liberator of the Moldavian people from the fascist yoke!" Full title in Russian: "С&#10

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Space Poster Full title in English: "To the glory of the party, to the glory of the people!" Full title in Russian: "Во сла&

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: "Glory to the fatherland is our free friendship of peoples, a reliable stronghold!" Full title in Russian: "Сл&#

This group contains an Order of Labor Glory and three badges awarded for excellent labor and victory in the Socialist Labor Competitions. All were issued to the same person, Grigoriy Akopyan. All of t

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

[Exploration of Arctic. Industry. Culture. Lifestyle of Soviet people. In English]. Compilation of books published for the Soviet Pavilion of the World's Fair in New York, 1939. 29 original illustrate

A Soviet porcelain figure of a woman from the Peoples of Russia series, State Porcelain Factory, circa 1920. After a design by Pavel Kamenskii, the woman shown in a richly pattern skirt and scarf over

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: Honor and glory to the Soviet teacher Full title in Russian: Честь и сл&#107

Russian Soviet Order of Glory 1st Class . With incised serial number on verso . Star size about : 1 7/8" ( 48 mm ) Condition: good

Two Soviet Orders of Glory 3rd Class and three Orders of the Red Banner, from 1943 onZwei Ruhmesorden 3. Klasse, Silber, teils emailliert. Beide am Pentagonalband, Verl.-Nr. "549654" und "21769" (übe

Anatoliy Antonchenko (Russian, 1912-1977) original Soviet poster, Visit the U.S.S.R., depicting a Soviet Sputnik Satellites - Russian Antonov Aircraft. Published by Vneshtorgizdat, 1958. Marked in pri

[Soviet]. Bribeyn, M. Poster "Glory to our beloved Motherland!" . - Moscow, 1950. 80x57 cm.

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

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

An oil on canvas laid on cardboard painting depicting a group of people in front of a bus. Signed in the Cyrilic lower right: G. Nissky. On the back there are stamps of the Art Union of the USSR and a

The People and the Army are Invincible! WWII Poster. Publishing house Moscow 1941 Leningrad. Soviet artist Viktor Koretsky (1909-1998) is known primarily as a master of the political poster. He was th

Slava osvoboditelyam Ukrainy! Smert’ nemetskim zakhvatchikam! [Glory to the Liberators of Ukraine! Death to German Occupiers!], a poster by Dementii Shmarinov (1907-1999, People’s Artist of the So

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

[Soviet art]. Golub, P. Poster "Our Motherland will be in good health and be in its glory". Moscow; Leningrad , 1949. 84x59 cm.