Soviet propaganda art book features pull-out posters that you can hang on the wall
Feb25
The Russians may have lost the Cold War, but one thing that will never die is the art that talented illustrators created during the era that spanned roughly 1917 to 1985 — from the overthrow of the monarchy through the emergence of glasnost and perestroika. Bold graphic design from the 20th century Communist era was often used as a call for action with a targeted political agenda — whether it was to join the Militia army, warn against the dangers of alcoholism and the Nazis or celebrate International Workers’ Day. Militia Army — Army of Workers, Kochergin N. M. (1920) The New Savings Regime Does Not Mean Clamping Down on the Economy…
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