Soviet Union

These Games were marked by the boycott of about fifty nations (including the United States) following the invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviet Union in 1979. 80 nations and 5 179 a...

Brilliant kinetic poster created as one of 21 commissioned by COJO to promote the 21 sports on the program of the 21st Olympiad, the 1976 Summer Olympic Games held in Montreal, Canad...

The games were held from 17th September to 2nd October 1988 and were the second summer games to be held in Asia. The Soviet Union won the events with 132 total medals, and ultimately...

This 1954 Soviet poster promotes a cultural event showcasing amateur artistic performances from the Lithuanian SSR, held under the broader framework of Soviet cultural exchange withi...

The Soviet Union had achieved a decisive symbolic victory in the early phase of the Space Race, demonstrating its scientific and technological capabilities to the world.

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.

Issued as part of a Nazi-led campaign to instil fear of the Soviet Union and encourage collaboration in the Netherlands with Nazi Germany.

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.

Travel with Aeroflot, the wings of the Soviet Union, and discover why millions choose us each year.

Date: Circa 1920s–early 1930s Origin: Soviet Union Material: Porcelain Technique: Hand-painted Condition: Excellent overall; minor glaze irregularity to the rim, no damage.

This inspiring 1951 poster by Petr Semenovich Golub captures the optimism and forward-looking spirit of the early postwar Soviet Union. Titled “Toward New Successes, Young Builders o...

The use of bold red and black tones heightens the emotional intensity, evoking both struggle and революция (revolution). Produced within the Soviet Union, the poster reflects a broa...

The monitor in the image symbolizes control and efficiency, positioning the miner as an essential force behind the Soviet Union’s economic strength. As a historical artifact, this p...

Riso traveled and painted for many years including to the Soviet Union, Latin America and the United States, exhibiting with success in Cologne, Berlin, Vienna, Paris, Philadelphia, ...

Created in the mid-1960s, at the height of escalating conflict, the poster fits within the broader ideological framework of the Soviet Union, which actively supported North Vietnam p...

Rare original vintage music concert poster promoting the English rock band Pink Floyd's performances at the Olympic Stadium in Moscow Russia Soviet Union from 3-8 June 1989, part of ...

Created in 1938, this original Soviet poster titled “Le Port” depicts a bustling maritime scene centered around the vessel “Joseph Staline”, reflecting the importance of shipping, in...

Another clue is that the the break up of the Soviet Union which occurred around 1991/92 as all post Soviet nations such as Ukraine and Russia along with Belarus the Baltic stat...

The part of Eastern Germany where these were produced, was occupied by the Soviet Union. The chair has been carefully restored and is in mint vintage condition, ready for another bel...

Valery Kleverov was born in Engels, Russian Federation, Soviet Union June 28, 1939 the son of a fighter test pilot in the Soviet Air Force.

Valery Kleverov was born in Engels, Russian Federation, Soviet Union June 28, 1939 the son of a fighter test pilot in the Soviet Air Force.

This vibrant 1961 Soviet poster by I. Kalenskaya celebrates the spirit of outdoor recreation and tourism in the Soviet Union, promoting kayaking and boating as ideal leisure activiti...

This book provides an enormous gallery filled with masterworks--most never published outside the Soviet Union and many not on public display in Leningrad.

More than an aviation poster, this image is a declaration of intent. It positions the Soviet Union as a leader in modern transportation and aeronautical engineering, projecting confi...

Attributed to Stalin, it positions the Soviet Union as a defender of peace, even as the imagery simultaneously warns against Western military alliances.

transforms a festive greeting into an ideological statement aligned with the values of the Soviet Union during the early Cold War period. At the center of the composition stands a j...

In 1941 he was deported from Litany to the Soviet Union, where exiled to Norilsk. In 1968 he returned to Riga.

But in 1968, the Warsaw Pact consisting of the Soviet Union, Bulgaria, Poland, Hungary invaded with the intention to forcibly halt the reforms.

Produced in 1968, a year marked by global unrest and intensified opposition to the Vietnam War, the poster aligns with the broader ideological stance of the Soviet Union, which posit...

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

This 1956 Winter Olympics was won by the Soviet Union with 16 medals followed by Austria with 11 medals and Finland with 7 medals; it was also the first Winter Games event to be broa...

But in 1968, the Warsaw Pact consisting of the Soviet Union, Bulgaria, Poland, Hungary invaded with the intention to forcibly halt the reforms.

But in 1968, the Warsaw Pact consisting of the Soviet Union, Bulgaria, Poland, Hungary invaded with the intention to forcibly halt the reforms.

Historically, this work reflects the Soviet Union’s active engagement in global ideological struggles, particularly its support for anti-colonial movements in Africa and Asia.

Created in the Soviet Union during the post-Stalin era, it reflects the importance placed on collective political engagement within the socialist system.

Produced in the Soviet Union, it reflects a broader effort to integrate physical culture into everyday life across all regions of the country—not only in cities, but in գյուղs and co...

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.

Czechoslovakia earned the silver medal, while the Soviet Union took bronze. Jean and Lucien Ongaro were Swiss graphic designers active during the mid-20th century.

Canada silver dollar dated 1997, struck by the Royal Canadian Mint in sterling silver for the twenty fifth anniversary of the 1972 Summit Series against the Soviet Union. The eight ...

It celebrates courage, innovation, and collective identity—presenting the Soviet Union as a nation capable of producing heroes who reach beyond Earth itself.

At the center of the image, a formation of sleek military jets—marked with the unmistakable red stars of the Soviet Union—soars diagonally across the composition.

Titled « Москва Олимпийская » (“Olympic Moscow”), the poster highlights not only a specific site but also the broader ambition of the Soviet Union to showcase modernity, organization...

Produced during a period of fluctuating relations between the Soviet Union and the West, this poster reflects ongoing tensions surrounding nuclear arms and international diplomacy in...

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...

Produced in 1941, the year of the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union, the poster takes on an even more poignant dimension.

The poster’s message is deeply connected to the historic GOELRO Plan, initiated in the early years of the Soviet Union. Electrification was seen not merely as a technical project but...

In 1941 he was deported from Litany to the Soviet Union, where exiled to Norilsk. In 1968 he returned to Riga.

In 1941 he was deported from Litany to the Soviet Union, where exiled to Norilsk. In 1968 he returned to Riga.

In 1941 he was deported from Litany to the Soviet Union, where exiled to Norilsk. In 1968 he returned to Riga.

In 1941 he was deported from Litany to the Soviet Union, where exiled to Norilsk. In 1968 he returned to Riga.

In 1941 he was deported from Litany to the Soviet Union, where exiled to Norilsk. In 1968 he returned to Riga.

In 1941 he was deported from Litany to the Soviet Union, where exiled to Norilsk. In 1968 he returned to Riga.

In 1941 he was deported from Litany to the Soviet Union, where exiled to Norilsk. In 1968 he returned to Riga.

In 1941 he was deported from Litany to the Soviet Union, where exiled to Norilsk. In 1968 he returned to Riga.

In 1941 he was deported from Litany to the Soviet Union, where exiled to Norilsk. In 1968 he returned to Riga.

In 1941 he was deported from Litany to the Soviet Union, where exiled to Norilsk. In 1968 he returned to Riga.

In 1941 he was deported from Litany to the Soviet Union, where exiled to Norilsk. In 1968 he returned to Riga.

In 1941 he was deported from Litany to the Soviet Union, where exiled to Norilsk. In 1968 he returned to Riga.

In 1941 he was deported from Litany to the Soviet Union, where exiled to Norilsk. In 1968 he returned to Riga.

In 1941 he was deported from Litany to the Soviet Union, where exiled to Norilsk. In 1968 he returned to Riga.