Soviet Art

This elegant 1973 Soviet poster by V. Ostrovsky is a refined and modern expression of the USSR’s commitment to youth fitness and physical education. With its clear and optimistic slo...

This vibrant 1959 Soviet poster by Vladimirov is a powerful celebration of mass sport and collective physical culture. With its inviting slogan—“Выходи на простор стадионов!” (“Come ...

This 1967 Soviet poster, titled “À l’appel de la patrie…” (“At the call of the Motherland…”), is a striking example of late Soviet graphic design, combining a reduced visual language...

Produced in Tashkent by Timo-Litografiya No. 1, this poster is not only a piece of advertising but also a work of art in its own right. It reflects the burgeoning Soviet film industr...

This 1964 Soviet poster, titled “Duties of a Sentry,” is a compelling example of instructional propaganda, blending visual authority with practical military guidance. Unlike celebrat...

Created in 1968 by S. Datskevich, La défense ailée du pays est célèbre pour ses vols de grande hauteur is a compelling example of late Soviet aviation propaganda. Produced during a p...

"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 moving 1953 Soviet propaganda poster by P. S. Golub (Petr Semenovich Golub), titled “La paix, c’est le bonheur” (“Peace is happiness”), exemplifies the emotional power of early ...

He is one in a long line of great Soviet Russian Judaica Jewish artists beginning with Yehuda Pen, who founded Russia's first art school for Jews in Vitebsk in 1897 continuing with h...

He is one in a long line of great Soviet Russian Judaica Jewish artists beginning with Yehuda Pen, who founded Russia's first art school for Jews in Vitebsk in 1897 continuing with h...

He is one in a long line of great Soviet Russian Judaica Jewish artists beginning with Yehuda Pen, who founded Russia's first art school for Jews in Vitebsk in 1897 continuing with h...

He is one in a long line of great Soviet Russian Judaica Jewish artists beginning with Yehuda Pen, who founded Russia's first art school for Jews in Vitebsk in 1897 continuing with h...

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...

This 1983 Soviet poster by E. Kazhdan offers a sharp and ironic critique of the concept of free speech in the United States. The title “США: «свобода» слова” translates directly as “...

This charming 1956 Soviet poster by Vera Livanova celebrates the New Year while promoting a broader political message of peace and international friendship. The inscription « С новым...

This striking 1949 Soviet propaganda poster by Y. Ganf captures the tense ideological climate of the early Cold War through a bold and highly symbolic composition. Created at a momen...

Created in 1983 by V. Feklyaev, this poster highlights a crucial yet often unseen dimension of Soviet military power: air defense. Titled “Sentinels of the Skies of Our Motherland”, ...

Created in 1977 by D. Pyatkin, this Soviet poster celebrates athletic achievement as a direct expression of national strength and ideological pride. The slogan “For the Glory of the ...

This striking 1974 Soviet poster by A. Borisovich reflects the internationalist dimension of propaganda in the Soviet Union, focusing on solidarity with revolutionary movements abroa...

To see more, scroll down to "More from this Seller" and below it click on "See all from this Seller." Soviet Union socialist irrigation Bulgarian propaganda poster design (circa 19...

This striking 1956 Soviet poster promotes technical education and youth engagement through the activities of the DOSAAF (Volunteer Society for Cooperation with the Army, Aviation, an...

A luminous artifact of Soviet visual propaganda, this 1972 poster by the legendary Viktor Koretsky embodies the powerful optimism and ideological clarity of late-stage socialist real...

Today, it remains a compelling example of mid-20th-century Soviet poster art—at once political, symbolic, and visually commanding.

Designed in 1966 by I. Ovasapov, this striking Soviet poster delivers a clear and powerful message: physical training and athletic discipline are essential foundations for military r...

This Soviet propaganda poster from around 1970 offers a satirical critique of the Western concept of the “nuclear umbrella,” a strategic doctrine developed during the Cold War. The i...

The original Soviet poster for the "Festival de la jeunesse et des étudiants" in 1956 represents a significant event in the history of the Soviet Union, showcasing the country's comm...

This original 1968 Soviet propaganda poster exemplifies the socialist realism style, celebrating labor as the driving force behind human progress.

With its stark graphic language, anti-nuclear message and documented Novosti Press Agency publication, this original poster will appeal to collectors of Cold War history, Soviet grap...

This poster is highly valuable to collectors of: Soviet propaganda and advertising art Constructivist and Russian Avant-garde design Vintage theatrical and music posters Due to Russ...

Created in 1977 by V. Kuzmichev, this bold and graphic Soviet poster celebrates the triumph and prestige of national sport within the Soviet Union. With its commanding slogan—“Raise ...

Today, this poster stands as an iconic representation of the Soviet space age. It not only commemorates a historic event but also illustrates how art was used to transform a scientif...

Its blend of personal emotion and collective narrative, combined with its strong graphic presence, makes it a striking example of mid-century Soviet political art. Original Poster ...

The 1969 Soviet poster bearing the slogan “Имя Ленина осеняет наши победы!” can be translated most accurately as: “The name of Lenin shines over (or inspires) our victories!” The c...

This bold 1956 Soviet poster by V. Suryaninov delivers a clear and energetic call to civic participation: “All to the polls!” Created in the Soviet Union during the post-Stalin era, ...

This charming 1950 Soviet poster promotes winter sports among rural populations, calling on “Rural youth” to embrace skiing as both a healthy pastime and a civic activity. Produced i...

Samariy Mikhailovich (Mikhoel-Leibovich) Gurari ( 1916 -1998) - Soviet photographer, Honored Worker of Culture of the RSFSR.

Today, this poster stands as a compelling example of Soviet space-age graphic art—combining heroic portraiture, symbolic imagery, and a powerful message of progress.

Crafted during the height of the Cold War in 1971, the Soviet poster titled "Encore sur Mars! Vaisseaux spatiaux Mars-2 et Mars 3 en vol" (Still on Mars! Spacecraft Mars-2 and Mars 3...

This vibrant 1967 Soviet poster promotes the modernization of rural life in the Soviet Union, advocating the spread of urban comforts and cultural institutions into the countryside.

This 1967 Soviet poster by I. Toidze celebrates the 50th anniversary of the October Revolution, a foundational moment in the history of the Soviet Union. The slogan, boldly displayed...

Toidze, this powerful Soviet poster expresses solidarity with the Greek people during a period of repression under the military junta that seized power in Greece in 1967.

This vibrant 1966 Soviet poster celebrates one of the most significant achievements of the Space Race: the successful lunar mission of Luna 9. Dominated by bold reds and deep cosmic...

Created in 1966, We Are a Reliable Shield of the Fatherland is a powerful example of Cold War–era Soviet propaganda, reflecting the central role of military strength—particularly air...

Dmitry Yuzefovich’s work is a representation of memory—the recollection of moments in the past. In this oil painting, a motor scooter is parked on a sidewalk—its bright red colour co...

Beyond its celebratory purpose, the poster reflects how the Soviet Union used graphic art to communicate pride, unity, and ideological confidence during the Space Age.

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...

Created in 1969 by V. Sachkov, this cheerful and accessible Soviet poster promotes physical health through exercise and self-discipline. Aimed primarily at children and young audienc...

Ultimately, Сегодня НДП — завтра фашизм is a vivid example of how visual art was used as a weapon in ideological struggle.

Vivan Bewick Soviet T-34/76 Gouache 6 x 9 cm Signed to the reverse.

The 1971 Soviet poster by Victor Koretsky carries the slogan “Африка борется, Африка победит!”

Beautiful Soviet poster of 1979 announcing the Olympic Games of Moscow of 1980. Olympic Games - USSR - Sport

This 1966 Soviet poster, titled « За всё ответите! » (“You will answer for everything!”), is a stark and emotionally charged example of Cold War propaganda directed against the Unite...

To see more, scroll down to "More from this Seller" and below it click on "See all from this Seller." Bulgarian pro-natalist propaganda poster design (circa 1950s) Gouache on board...

To see more, scroll down to "More from this Seller" and below it click on "See all from this Seller." Bulgarian pro-natalist propaganda poster design (circa 1950s) Gouache on board...

It reflects both the optimism of mid-century Soviet society and the enduring power of visual art as a tool for inspiration and persuasion.

It stands as a compelling artifact of postwar Soviet optimism, industrial myth-making, and the central role of art in shaping public ideology.

It's not just art but propaganda, aiming to boost Soviet pride and assert technological dominance.

This powerful 1963 Soviet poster celebrates the political and ideological alliance between the Soviet Union and revolutionary Cuba at the height of the Cold War. It features two icon...

KUKRYNIKSY Новый «Болшой Скачок» Пекина [The new Great Leap of Peking [Beijing]] Moscow, Izadetelstvo 'Plakat' 1979 54 x 37 cm, 11 (of 12) posters loosely inserted in a printed pape...

This powerful 1962 Soviet poster celebrates one of the defining achievements of the 20th century: humanity’s first journey into space. Created in the immediate aftermath of Vostok 1 ...