Vintage Soviet Posters

This poetic Soviet poster by G. K. Shevtsov, created in 1986, commemorates the historic first human spaceflight of Yuri Gagarin on April 12, 1961.

Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster celebrating the 800th anniversary of Moscow 1147-1947: Long Live Our Moscow - Our Glory, Our Pride!

This original 1965 Soviet poster is a deeply moving representation of post-war resilience and renewal.

The 1964 Soviet space conquest poster is a striking visual representation of Soviet ambitions in space.

Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster featuring an illustration of a smiling man with a jacket over his shoulder and two children walking with him, a boy with a tennis racket and...

This powerful 1962 Soviet poster by V. Volikov is a striking example of Cold War-era anti-colonial propaganda, expressing strong support for African independence movements.

Bright, contrasting hues—blue, green, orange, and red—create movement and energy, symbolizing diversity and harmony. Unlike earlier Soviet posters that often relied heavily on ideolo...

This bold 1965 Soviet poster, proclaiming “Vers les étoiles !” (“To the stars!”)

The 1962 original Soviet poster with the inscription "За коммунистический труд" (For Communist Labor) reflects the ideological and aesthetic trends of the time in the USSR.

This striking 1978 Soviet poster presents a structured and visually compelling critique of capitalism in the United States.

This 1973 Soviet poster expresses a clear and universal message: the exploration of space must serve peace rather than conflict.

Ustinov, this remarkable poster celebrates the first generation of Soviet space pioneers.

This powerful 1968 Soviet poster by N. Cherukhin, titled « Остановить убийц!

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 1972 Soviet poster by Victor Koretsky delivers a striking visual statement on the Vietnam War, combining innocence, destruction, and ideological messaging into a single...

Sachkov, this cheerful and accessible Soviet poster promotes physical health through exercise and self-discipline.

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

This powerful 1941 Soviet poster by Dmitri Shmarinov is a striking example of wartime propaganda produced during the early months of the German invasion of the Soviet Union, known as...

The 1959 Soviet poster dedicated to Konstantin Tsiolkovsky pays tribute to one of the founding figures of astronautics, whose theoretical work laid the groundwork for modern space ex...

This striking 1956 original Soviet poster is a powerful example of postwar sports propaganda, celebrating physical culture, collective effort, and national pride.

This dynamic 1966 Soviet poster promotes the dual ideal at the heart of Soviet physical culture: widespread participation in sport and the pursuit of outstanding performance.

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.

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

This vivid agricultural poster from 1947 illustrates an important theme in early postwar Soviet propaganda: the modernization and expansion of collective agriculture.

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

Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster - Peace rather than enmity - featuring an illustration of a white peace dove feeding from an upturned war helmet with the UN logo of hands r...

Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster - Move to the Far East With Us / ???????????

Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster - Know How to Rest / Relax - featuring a great design showing the suits from a pack of cards falling with the King holding a drinking glass ...

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.

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 1969 Soviet poster by E. Artsrunyan bears the slogan “Морские рубежи страны Советов хранит надёжно легендарный флот!”

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 lively 1956 Soviet poster by T. Slobodskaya captures the energy, joy, and collective spirit of winter sports in the USSR.

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

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 1963 Soviet poster by E. Artsrunyan expresses strong political solidarity with the people of Spain during the dictatorship of Francisco Franco.

This dynamic 1973 Soviet poster by V. Ostrovsky celebrates athletic excellence while emphasizing the importance of generational continuity in sport.

This 1963 original Soviet poster by artist An. Zhrebin was created for Intourist, promoting international travel to the USSR during the height of the Cold War.

The 1965 Soviet poster by Vladimirov celebrates the achievements of the Voskhod 2 mission, one of the landmark moments of the Space Race.

Viktorov, this striking Soviet poster encapsulates the ethos of technological ambition and relentless progress that defined the late Cold War era.

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 striking 1966 Soviet poster celebrates one of the foundational principles of Soviet economic policy: the electrification of the nation.

Created in 1964 by A. Grudinin, this Soviet propaganda poster bears the original Russian slogan “Бережём воздушные границы!”.

This vibrant 1976 Soviet poster, titled Мечтай, дерзай, твори!, “Dream, dare, create!”

This striking 1974 Soviet poster, featuring Yuri Gagarin, merges the imagery of space-age heroism with the ideological energy of youth mobilization.

This vibrant 1966 Soviet poster celebrates one of the most significant achievements of the Space Race: the successful lunar mission of Luna 9.

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!

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

The 1967 original Soviet poster by G. Komoltsev, titled "Démocratie Américaine," is a striking example of Cold War-era propaganda that reflects the intense ideological conflict betwe...

During the 1960s and 1970s, Gagarin became an icon not only of Soviet achievement but of global progress, and posters like this one helped shape his heroic image.

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

This dramatic 1968 original Soviet poster powerfully proclaims: “Obstinément et audacieusement vers les étoiles.

This 1954 Soviet poster celebrates athletic excellence and the pursuit of international sporting achievement, presenting sport as a field where the Soviet Union could demonstrate its...

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

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

This 1957 Soviet poster embodies the optimism and ambition of post-war agricultural policy in the Soviet Union.

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

Stylistically, the poster reflects a mature phase of Soviet graphic design.

This powerful 1973 Soviet poster by V. Sachkov celebrates the achievements of cosmonauts Vasily Lazarev and Oleg Makarov following the successful mission of Soyuz 12.

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