Soviet Art

This charming 1964 Soviet New Year poster celebrates the optimism of the Space Age through the lens of childhood. Two smiling children, dressed as cosmonauts, ride a bright red rocke...

Description: Discover a piece of history with this vintage многоразовый советский шприц (reusable Soviet glass syringe) set. Designed to endure temperatures of up to 200 degrees Cels...

Historically, this poster reflects the Soviet Union’s strong ideological support for North Vietnam during the conflict.

This is a unique and authentic collection of 31 individual pages from a Soviet-era recipe book on Central Asian cuisine, dating from the 1970s.

Hungarian revolutionaries hanging pro-Soviet activist, Hungary 1956. Keywords: Hungary; Hungarian; people; crowd; revolution; 1956; 1950s; uprising; lynching; violence; tree; killin...

This evocative original Soviet travel poster by Aeroflot, the USSR’s national airline, captures the serene grandeur of Baku, capital of Soviet Azerbaijan, as night falls over the Cas...

The original Soviet political poster "Hemmeler élection - 12 Mars" from 1950 is a poignant artifact of the Soviet Union's political landscape during the early Cold War era. Crafted w...

This is not just a kitchen tool, but a piece of functional folk art that reflects the simplicity and craftsmanship of the era.

This vibrant 1980 poster celebrates the 1980 Summer Olympics, held in Moscow at the height of the Cold War. Designed by Vladimirovich, it presents the Olympic Games as a universal la...

A haunting and unforgettable image from the Cold War era, this original 1964 Soviet poster delivers a powerful and universal message: Нет войне! — No to war! A monumental hand, raise...

This powerful 1968 Soviet poster by N. Cherukhin, titled « Остановить убийц! » (“Stop the killers!”), is a striking example of anti-war propaganda produced during the height of the V...

This 1968 Soviet poster reflects the intense geopolitical tensions of the Cold War, focusing on the conflict in Vietnam and presenting a strongly critical view of United States invol...

This powerful 1968 Soviet poster delivers a striking and emotionally charged message: “Those who defend freedom are invincible.” The composition centers on a monumental female figur...

The original Soviet propaganda poster created by N. Denisov in 1951, titled "URSS Grande puissance maritime" (USSR Great Maritime Power), stands as a testament to the Soviet Union's ...

The 1966 original Soviet poster by V. Pysarevsky, promoting underwater exploration, is a vibrant and compelling artifact from the mid-20th century. Its bold and colorful design refle...

This striking Soviet space-era poster from 1965 captures the spirit of technological acceleration and ideological ambition that defined the height of the Cold War and the Space Race....

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...

This vibrant original Soviet travel poster, issued by Intourist, the USSR’s official tourism agency, invites French-speaking travelers to discover Baku, the dynamic capital of Soviet...

This 1957 Soviet poster features the visionary scientist Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, one of the most influential theoretical figures in the history of aviation and space exploration. The...

This Soviet propaganda poster from around 1970 reflects the tense political atmosphere of the Cold War. Using satire and symbolic imagery, the artwork criticizes Western military lea...

This striking Soviet propaganda poster from around 1970 uses sharp political satire to criticize Western military alliances during the Cold War. The composition centers on a caricatu...

This poster, featuring Charlie Chaplin in "Molodaya Devushka" (The Kid), is more than just promotional material; it's a window into a time when film was a burgeoning art form and Cha...

In this powerful 1967 original Soviet poster, Viktor Koretsky—a master of ideological visual art—delivers a stirring vision of global unity under socialism.

This charming pair of vintage plastic bowls from the 1970s is a wonderful piece of Soviet-era design. Simple yet striking, these bowls were made for serving small snacks—a fashionabl...

Crafted in 1951 by the Soviet artist L. Golovanov, the original propaganda poster "Apprenez à nager!" ("Learn to swim!") is a striking piece of artwork aimed at promoting swimming ed...

The large expressive eyes, geometric composition, and vivid folkloric patterns give the work a strong visual presence that appeals equally to collectors of Soviet propaganda, moderni...

Beautiful Soviet poster of 1954 for the Dosaaf. The DOSAAF (in Russian: ДОСААФ, acronym for Добровольное общество содействия армиии, авиации и флоту which literally means "Voluntary ...

"New Art from the Soviet Union", Pratt Institute Gallery, New York (leaflet) 1975 "1970-1975" Progressive Trends in Moscow, Museum of Art, Bochum, Germany (cat.) 1973 "Modern Russi...

"New Art from the Soviet Union", Pratt Institute Gallery, New York (leaflet) 1975 "1970-1975" Progressive Trends in Moscow, Museum of Art, Bochum, Germany (cat.) 1973 "Modern Russi...

Condition: Original Vintage Condition Materials: Patinated Brass, Wood Panel

"New Art from the Soviet Union", Pratt Institute Gallery, New York (leaflet) 1975 "1970-1975" Progressive Trends in Moscow, Museum of Art, Bochum, Germany (cat.) 1973 "Modern Russi...

"New Art from the Soviet Union", Pratt Institute Gallery, New York (leaflet) 1975 "1970-1975" Progressive Trends in Moscow, Museum of Art, Bochum, Germany (cat.) 1973 "Modern Russi...

"New Art from the Soviet Union", Pratt Institute Gallery, New York (leaflet) 1975 "1970-1975" Progressive Trends in Moscow, Museum of Art, Bochum, Germany (cat.) 1973 "Modern Russi...

This very rare original poster is a Soviet Union propaganda poster featuring Lenin. He is seen reading a newspaper entitled "Правда" meaning Truth. This is a newspaper where the of...

stands as both a tribute to Gagarin’s legacy and a compelling example of late Soviet poster art—combining inspiration, ideology, and design into a highly collectible piece.

stands as a powerful historical artifact—both a work of graphic art and a testament to the resilience and unity promoted by Soviet wartime propaganda.

Petersburg and Moscow), organized in collaboration with Michael Dunev Gallery under the name California Branches – Russian Roots. He Exhibited in "Soviet Artists, Jewish Themes," an...

This striking 1969 Soviet poster celebrates one of the defining achievements of the Space Race: the development of orbital space stations and the success of the Soyuz missions. Desig...

This 1965 original poster features the slogan in Cyrillic: “Вьетнамский народ победит!”, which translates into English as “The Vietnamese people will win.” The message reflects the s...

This rare circa 1970 Soviet advertising poster titled “Change to Laika” is a compelling example of Cold War–era commercial design, combining bold modernist graphics with the marketin...

This evocative 1963 Soviet poster captures a lesser-known but essential aspect of life in the Soviet Union: the promotion of organized tourism and outdoor exploration. With the sloga...

Created in Yerevan in 1968, this original illustrated document by Grigor Avaguian celebrates the exceptional architectural heritage of Armenia. Its French title translates as “Let Us...

Produced at the height of ideological rivalry between the Soviet Union and the United States, this work reflects broader Soviet messaging that framed Western economic assistance as a...

This inspiring 1953 Soviet poster promotes the ideal of youth engagement in aviation and engineering, a key theme in the postwar Soviet Union. With the slogan “Let us become aircraft...

Today, this poster stands as a powerful representation of post-war Soviet optimism and mobilization, where agriculture, ideology, and visual art converge.

This dynamic 1952 Soviet poster by Zelenski was created to promote the Second Men’s World Volleyball Championship, held at the Dynamo Stadium in Moscow. It reflects the growing impor...

Born in Leningrad to a typical intelligentsia family, Abeshaus was educated as an electrical engineer but soon abandoned this career and enrolled in the Mukhina School for Applied Ar...

This powerful 1965 Soviet poster titled “Победа” (“Victory”) is a striking example of mid-century graphic propaganda, distinguished by its bold minimalism and symbolic force. Moving ...

Через миры и века stands as a remarkable example of how Soviet poster art could combine simplicity with profound meaning.

This striking 1964 Soviet poster by Konstantin Kuzginov was produced for DOSAAF (Voluntary Society for Cooperation with the Army, Aviation, and Fleet), one of the USSR’s key institut...

This 1969 Soviet poster presents a formal portrait of Aleksei Stanislavovich Yeliseyev, one of the notable figures of the Space Race. Produced at the height of Soviet achievements in...

As both a piece of graphic art and a cultural artifact, it embodies the optimism and collective ideals of mid-century Soviet visual culture.

This dynamic 1952 poster by D. Pyatkin embodies the spirit of speed, ambition, and technological progress that defined early Cold War Soviet aviation. With its bold slogan—“Fly highe...

In 1953, Soviet artist Anatoly Kozhukhov created the poster "Notre Aviation Sert l'Humanité" ("Our Aviation Serves Humanity"), a striking piece reflecting both the technological opti...

Today, it stands as both a historical document and a striking work of graphic art, illustrating the richness and innovation of 1920s Soviet poster design.

Created in 1971 by V. Viktorov, this striking Soviet poster encapsulates the ethos of technological ambition and relentless progress that defined the late Cold War era. Bearing the s...

This 1978 Soviet poster by V. Pudakov was created as part of the visual campaign for the 1980 Summer Olympics, presenting one of the key venues: the equestrian sports complex located...

This blend of innocence and ideology is characteristic of Soviet children’s art of the period—where education, play, and propaganda were closely connected.

This 1956 Soviet poster pays tribute to Dmitri Mendeleïev, the creator of the periodic table, presenting him as a central figure in the scientific heritage of the Soviet Union. The c...

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...