Cold War Posters

Original vintage Soviet anti-USA propaganda poster featuring the title text on a flag of America with red and white stripes and a skull and crossbones emblem instead of stars - Psych...

Original vintage Soviet Cold War period propaganda poster - The People of the World Are Waiting!

- Born March 17, 1906, Sarikamish (Sarıkamış), Russian Empire; died 1959, Moscow, USSR - Glory to brave sons - framed, no reprint!! - very good original condition

A very cool and hard to find Cold War era poster! #1557.   

Original vintage Cold War era Soviet anti-American propaganda poster featuring an image of an unhappy man in black with military boots holding a spiked club and handcuffs in one hand...

Original vintage Superman style poster - CCCP USA - by the renowned graphic designer Roman Cieslewicz (1930-1996) featuring a colourful image of mirror versions of the comic book sup...

Original vintage Cold War era Soviet propaganda poster - Learn to Advance Swiftly and Bravely!

Original vintage USSR military propaganda poster - Glory to the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union! / Вооруженным силам Советского Союза слава! Colourful design featuring a pilot in a ...

Original vintage Soviet Cold War era poster - Мир Индиискому Океану! Peace to the Indian Ocean - featuring an illustration of a large blue wave about to engulf a black and white imag...

Original vintage Soviet Cold War propaganda poster - We shall live in peace!

A haunting and unforgettable image from the Cold War era, this original 1964 Soviet poster delivers a powerful and universal message: Нет войне!

Mikhalkov is notably recognized for authoring the lyrics of the Soviet Union's National Anthem in 1944 and revising them in 1977 to remove references to Stalin.​ The poster serves a...

Today, this work stands as a powerful artifact of Cold War visual culture. It appeals equally to collectors of Soviet posters, space-race ephemera, and modern graphic design, capturi...

Its clarity, structure, and use of symbolism make it not only a historical document, but also a visually sophisticated critique that remains impactful decades later. Original Poster...

This Soviet propaganda poster from around 1970 reflects the tense political atmosphere of the Cold War.

This powerful 1960 Soviet poster by V. Volikov reflects the fervent political climate of the early Cold War, celebrating the resilience and revolutionary spirit of the Cuban people.

This striking Soviet propaganda poster from around 1970 uses sharp political satire to criticize Western military alliances during the Cold War.

This Soviet propaganda poster from around 1970 uses dark humor and sequential storytelling to criticize the continued influence of former fascists in Western-backed military structur...

The 1972 Soviet poster by V. Karakashev, titled "Shame on Racists" (Позор Расистам), is a striking example of Cold War-era propaganda with a bold anti-racist message.

By this time, Soviet propaganda had evolved to reinforce the enduring relevance of the revolution's ideals amidst the ongoing Cold War. The poster serves as both a reminder of the So...

  Today, this poster stands as a compelling example of Cold War visual rhetoric.

This 1958 Soviet poster is a sharp and satirical critique of Western military expansion during the Cold War.

This clarity reinforces the optimistic tone of the piece, far removed from the darker, more critical imagery of later Cold War posters. Today, this poster stands as a quintessential...

This striking Soviet propaganda poster from around 1970 uses sharp political satire to criticize Western military alliances during the Cold War.

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Created during the Cold War within the Soviet Union, the poster reflects a broader ideological message: while space exploration was a field of intense competition, it was also presen...

This striking 1969 Soviet propaganda poster is a powerful visual statement from the height of the Cold War, asserting the military vigilance and ideological unity of the Warsaw Pact.

Today, this poster stands as a vivid artifact of the Cold War era, reflecting both artistic creativity and political messaging.

This striking 1971 Soviet poster by V. Govorkov is a powerful visual synthesis of ideology, technology, and national ambition at the height of the Cold War.

This 1974 Soviet poster by Reshetnikov embodies the visionary optimism of space exploration in the Soviet Union during the later years of the space race. The slogan “К далёким планет...

This vibrant 1976 Soviet poster, titled Мечтай, дерзай, твори!, “Dream, dare, create!” captures the spirit of youthful ambition and technological optimism that defined the ...

His prolific career in the Soviet Union began in the 1930s and ended in the 1980s, and his unique artistic style has influenced generations of graphic designers. During World War II,...

During the early 1960s, at the height of the Cold War, posters like this were a crucial tool in the USSR’s ideological battle against the West.

British Aircraft Aircraft Identification poster (1953) Department of the Army Graphic Training Aid 74x58 cm Aircraft of the Second World War - such as the Mosquito, Seafire and Sund...

Produced during the late Cold War, the poster reflects the ongoing ideological rivalry between the Soviet Union and the West.

This 1964 poster celebrating the Aswan Dam presents a vivid and symbolic image of international cooperation during the Cold War.

Today, posters like this remain compelling artifacts of Cold War visual culture.

This striking 1975 Soviet poster, boldly declaring “Выше, дальше, быстрее…” (“Higher, Further, Faster…”), captures the spirit of technological ambition that defined the later years o...

The contrast draws the viewer’s eye to the central action—the symbolic elevation of the Soviet flag alongside the pursuit of excellence. This poster reflects a broader historical mo...

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The conquest of space is one of the manifestations of the Cold War in which the two superpowers (🇷🇺 & 🇺🇸) engaged from the end of the Second World War.

Crafted during the height of the Cold War era, the poster serves as a visual tool to promote the significance of coal as a vital resource for the Soviet economy and society.

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This striking original Aeroflot travel poster captures the sleek optimism of Soviet aviation during the Cold War era.

Rather than depicting a specific historical mission, the figure becomes symbolic—representing every cosmonaut, every engineer, and ultimately the collective Soviet spirit striving to...

This 1977 poster by Victor Koretsky forms the first panel of a larger triptych titled “За Советскую власть!” (“For Soviet power!”), a work that revisits the revolutionary mythology o...

This 1977 poster by Victor Koretsky completes the triptych “За Советскую власть!” (“For Soviet power!”), forming its third and final panel. Created in the Soviet Union, it brings the...

This 1964 Soviet poster by E. Artsrunyan celebrates the achievements of collective agriculture in the Soviet Union, presenting the kolkhoz (collective farm) as a source of prosperity...

This 1977 poster by Victor Koretsky constitutes the central panel of the triptych “За власть Советов!” (“For the power of the Soviets!”), a powerful visual narrative revisiting the r...

This charming 1976 Soviet poster, titled « Буду олимпийцем » (“I will be an Olympian”), reflects the strong emphasis placed on youth, sport, and future achievement in the Soviet Unio...

The minimal yet dramatic visual language reflects the optimism, confidence, and competitive energy of the Cold War space race, when each new success was framed as both a triumph of s...

Beautiful original poster of Viktor Koretzky from 1950 for peace. Cold War - Communism - Propaganda - Russia De Gaulle - Churchill

Designed in 1965 by V. Govorkov, this vivid and narrative-driven poster exemplifies Soviet anti-religious propaganda during the height of the scientific and space age. It juxtaposes ...

A Soviet poster celebrating Sputnik's orbit is a powerful symbol of the Cold War Space Race.

The circa 1950 original poster titled La Pelle de Stockholm pour Enterrer Nos Libertés was created by the French artist Michat during the early Cold War era.

This striking 1966 Soviet poster, proclaiming “Шлях до Місяця прокладено” (“The path to the Moon is traced”), is a bold visual statement from the height of the Space Race. Created at...

Very beautiful Soviet poster on the conquest of space during the Cold War.