Search Results: Posters - Russian from Alan Wofsy Fine Arts

Kalinin, 1967.. Reprint of a 1920s-era Soviet poster in the series of Soviet Political Posters. Clean tear at top. 91 x 58 cm.

Moscow, 1940.. Poster in red, brown, and gold. 30 x 95 cm. Russian text. Rough translation: “Learn to be a soldier. Learn military skills so that the Red Army has the best soldiers.”

Moscow, 1940.. Poster in red, brown, and gold. 29 x 95 cm. Russian text. Rough translation: “The person who doesn’t help the Red Army helps the Nazis. – Lenin.”

Moscow.. Poster in orange and gold. Russian text. 30.5 x 92 cm. Rough translation: “Long live the Marshals of the Soviet Union! Voroshilov, Timoshenko, Budenny, Kuhik, Shapnickoff!”

Moscow, 1940.. Poster in red and brown. 30.5 x 94.5 cm. Russian text. Rough translation: “Everyone must be mobilized to prepare for the danger of attacks. – Stalin”.

Moscow, 1941.. Poster in red, orange, gold, and grey. 29.5 x 44 cm. Russian text. Rough translation: “Long live the military leader of the Red Army, People’s Commisar of Defense, Hero and Marshal of the Soviet Union, C. K. Timoshenko!”

Moscow, 1940.. Poster in orange and gold. 30 x 92 cm. Russian text. Rough translation: “[Young] communists- lead by example.”