Ylla - Bird

YLLA (1911-1955) Bird Print in Colors 9 1/2" x 10 1/2" Mounted to Archival Quality Paper. Printed circa 1950’s. Verso is blank

No Reserve! Artist: YLLA Print Title: Indian Rhino & his guardian, the Tick Bird Medium: Sheet-fed Gravure Printing Date: 1950's Printed in Switzerland Image size approx. 11 x 8.5 inches Ylla (1911-19

Idite pod znamona Sovetskogo Soyuza i khranite krepost' partii rabochikh i krest'yan [Go under the banner of the Soviet Union and keep the fortress of the party of workers and peasants], a poster by

Kapitan strany sovetov vedet nas ot pobedy k pobede! [The captain of the soviet country leads us from victory to victory!], a poster by Boris Efimov (Boris Friedland, 1900-2008, People's Artist of the

Tretiy god reshayushchiy [The third year is decisive], a poster by an anonymous artist. Published by IZOGIZ, Moscow, 193098 х 68.4 cm.

Krest i Traktor [Cross and Tractor], a poster by Mikhail Cheremnykh (1890-1962, People's Artist of the Russian Federation). Published by Art Publishing Joint-stock Society AHR, Moscow, 1930. 55,5 x 86

Pape Rimskomu nash otvet [Our responce to Pope], a poster by Roman Gershanik (1898 - 1984). Art Publishing Company AHR, Moscow, 1930. 101,5 x 71,4 cm.

Da zdravstvuyut sovetskiye lotchiki – gordyye sokoly nashey rodiny! [Long live the Soviet pilots – the proud falcons of our homeland!], a poster by Nikolai Denisov (1917-1982, Meritorious Art Work

Chervona Armiya — neperemozhna! [The Red Army Is Invincible!], a Ukrainian-language poster by poster by B. Kryukov [Boris Kryukov (1895-1967)]. Iskusstvo, Kiev, [1939 -1941].61.5 x 91.5 cm.

Stalin (Kto silyon v vozdukhe…) [Stalin (Whoever Is Strong in the Air…)], a poster by Viktor Deni (Viktor Denisov, 1893-1946, Meritorious Art Worker of the RSFSR) and Nikolai Dolgorukov (1902-1980

Voinskaya sluzhba v Raboche-Krest’yanskoy Krasnoy Armii predstavlyayet pochetnuyu obyazannost’ grazhdan SSSR [Military service in the Red Army of Workers and Peasants, represents the honorable dut

Vystavka petrogradskogo otdela narodnogo obrazovaniya. [ Exhibition of the Petrograd Department of Public Education ], a poster by S. Ivanov. Published by GIZ, 1920. 56,5 x 73,5 cm.

Polacy! Do broni! [Polish People, To Arms!], a poster by Hungarian artist Sandor Ek (Sandor Leicht, 1902- 1975). Ordered by the Polish Committee of National Liberation (PKWN, Polski Komitet Wyzwoleniy

Da zdravstvuyet nash pobedonosnyy rabochiy klass! [Long live our victorious working class!], Da zdravstvuyet nasha pobedonosnaya sovetskaya armiya! [Long live our victorious Soviet army!], Da zdravstv

Dolg kazhdogo chestnogo grazhdanina – priyti na pomosh ranenomy i bol’nomu krasnoarmeitsu [Helping Wounded and Sick Red Army Soldiers Is the Responsibility of Every Honest Citizen], a poster by Vi

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

"Lyuboy krest'yanin, kolkhoznik ili yedinolichnik imeyet teper' vozmozhnost' zhit' po-chelovecheski, yesli on tol'ko khochet rabotat' chestno, a ne lodyrnichat', ne brodyazhnichat' i ne raskhishchat'

Opanuimo visoti vis’kivoy slavi [Master the Heights of Military Glory!], a poster by Semyon Nodelman (1912-1979). [Iskusstvo, Moscow-Leningrad], 1941.58.7 x 92 cm.

Da zdravstvuyet III-y Kommunistichesky Internatsional! [Long Live the III Communist International!], a poster by Sergei Ivanov (1885-1942). [GIZ, 1919],68 x 88 cm.

Poslaniye krest'yaninu Ukrainy. [ Message to the peasant of Ukraine ], a poster by anonymous artist. Publihsed by political department of the revolutionary military council of the republic. c 192041.5

Da zdravstvuyet vsenarodnyy kandidat v deputaty verkhovnogo soveta SSSR Velikiy Stalin! [Long live the popular candidate for deputy of the USSR Supreme Council, the Great Stalin!], a poster by Nina Va

Vsya strana zabotit'sya a tebe! Svoyey zabotoy sovetskiy narod ne ostavit soldatskikh sirot! [The whole country is taking care of you! The Soviet people will not leave their soldiers orphans without c

Vpered na Zapad! [Forward to the West!], autolithography by P Grigorianets. Published by Iskusstvo, Moscow-Leningrad, 1943 72 x 55,5 cm.

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