A SOVIET POSTER BY VENIAMIN BRISKIN. 1976

V sovetskom more vragu gore [In the Soviet sea, the grief of the enemy], a poster by Veniamin Briskin (1906–1982, Meritorious Artist of the Russian Federation). Naval Publishing House of the Naval M

Original 1976 Russian Soviet social propaganda poster by V. Viktorov: "Glory to the soviet science!" Artist: V. Viktorov. Publishing: publishing house "Poster" (Плакат), Moscow - 19

Title: Russian soviet original space propaganda poster 1976 Description: Rare original 1976 soviet propaganda poster: Artist: V. Viktorov. Published by: "Poster" (Poster), Moscow 1976. Date/Period: 19

A 1976 Soviet propaganda poster depicting an Arab man in a collar made of Magen David. Inscription in Russian in the upper left: Zionism is racism! The essence of racism is the same everywhere: oppres

[Soviet art]. Briskin, V. Poster "Publishing is a weapon of proletariat" . - Moscow, 1968. 85x56 cm.

A 1926 SOVIET FILM POSTER BY KONSTANTIN VYALOV (RUSSIAN 1900-1976) KOGDA PROBUZHDAUTSA MERTVIYE [When the Dead Awake], Soviet film poster, signed in plate, 1926, published for GOSVOENKINO, No. 71720,

How Vasya Terkin "Masked" the Nazis. Soviet Union WWII Poster. Publishing house Isskustvo Moscow 1941 Leningrad. Author - Briskina, V (1906?1982)Soviet graphic artist; an outstanding poster artist; ga

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: Fight together for disarmament! Full title in Russian: Вместе бор&#108

Original vintage political propaganda poster issued in the Soviet Union - Horizon of the tenth five-year plan USSR 1976-1980 - with the title above and details below in Ukrainian outlining the aims of

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

ZA ZAOCHNUYU UCHEBU PARTAKTIVA, EARLY SOVIET POSTER BY GUSTAV KLUTSIS ZA ZAOCHNUYU UCHEBU PARTAKTIVA [For the Distance Learning of the Party Reserves], color lithograph, published for OGIZ-Knigotsentr

STENBERG BROTHERS (RUSSIAN; VLADIMIR 1899-1982, GEORGI 1900-1933) ROBIN GUD [Robin Hood], Soviet film poster, circa 1925, signed in the plate, GLAVLIT N. 51395, edition of 10,000, published for SOVKIN

JOSEPH GERASIMOVICH (RUSSIAN 1893-1986) BAGDADSKIY VOR [Thief of Baghdad], Soviet film poster, typolithograph, circa 1924, signed in plate, published by BEZBOZHNIK, edition of 10,000, American film fe

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

[Very Rare. Soviet]. Poster "Beat them". Kyiv, Narkomvoen 1919. 106x72 cm. 106x72 cm.

YAKOV RUKLEVSKY (RUSSIAN 1884-1965) BAGDADSKIY VOR [Thief of Baghdad], Soviet film poster, circa 1924, signed in plate, published for SOVKINO, GLAVLIT N. 647, edition of 10,000, American film starring

84x59,5 cm.

[Soviet] Poster “Organize nursery in kolkhozes and sovkhozes”. – Moscow, 1930.; 102,2x96,5 cm.

[Soviet] Poster “Krestyanki, organize mutual benefit fund for mothers!”. – Moscow, 1929.; 92x67 cm.

MAXIM LITVAK (RUSSIAN 1898-1943) ROKOVYE ZNAKI [The Fatal Signs], Soviet film poster, 1925, signed and dated in the plate, published for SOVKINO by R.S.F.S.R. editions, GLAVLIT N. 47233, edition of 10

The Herman Miller Company is an American manufacturer of modern design furniture based in Holland, Michigan. The company is over 100 years old and prides itself on being " a company of youthful enthus

A Soviet poster with the conditions for subscribing to the magazines Krasnaya Nov, Octyabr', Zvezda, and Vesnintik Inostrannoy literatury in 1931. Unknown artist, 1930. Dimensions: 28.25 x 41.25 in.

Artist Pyotr Aslanov. 1930. Circulation of 30,000 copies. Poster with terms of subscription to fiction literature. On the poster there is an emblem of the Association of state book and magazine publis

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