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Original vintage Soviet space education propaganda poster - I can handle all the sciences, I want to become a cosmonaut! - featuring a black and white photograph of a smiling boy in a CCCP / USSR cosmonaut space suit...

Original vintage Soviet space poster - Interkosmos Glory to the conquerors of space! / ??????????? ????? ??????????? ???????! - featuring a cosmonaut in a suit holding up his hands i...

Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster - The Fairy Tale Came True 12 April 1961 - featuring dynamic artwork against a black space background of Yuri Gagarin (Yuri Alekseyevich Gag...

Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster - Our Motherland is the Pioneer of Space! / ???? ?????? ?????? ???????! Dynamic design featuring a smiling Yuri Gagarin (Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin; 1934-1968), the Soviet pilot and cosmonaut who was the first man in space on 12 April 1961, in a CCCP / USSR helmet with a statue of a rocket and man behind him on the dark purple and blue background with red rockets...

The 1974 original propaganda poster titled "12 Avril journée de la cosmonautique CCCP Yuri Gagarin" is a compelling artifact from the Soviet era, celebrating Cosmonautics Day and the achievements of Yuri Gagarin. This poster is a vivid example of how the Soviet Union used art and propaganda to promote its space program and the broader ideals of socialism and communism. Cosmonautics Day, celebrated on April 12, marks the anniversary of Yuri Gagarin's historic flight in 1961 when he became the first human to journey into outer space. This day holds significant importance in Russian and Soviet history, symbolizing the technological prowess and exploratory spirit of the Soviet Union during the Cold War. The poster features Yuri Gagarin, the pioneering cosmonaut whose name became synonymous with Soviet space achievements. Gagarin's smiling face and heroic pose embody the triumph of the Soviet space program and its role in the space race against the United States. His image is a powerful symbol of Soviet ingenuity, courage, and the potential of socialism to achieve great feats. The text on the poster, "Socialisme et communisme c'est le port spatiale fiable d'ou l'humanité prend d'assaut et dirigera les étendues de l'univers" ("Socialism and communism is the reliable spaceport from which humanity launches and will conquer the expanses of the universe"), reinforces the ideological message that the successes of the Soviet space program were a direct result of its socialist and communist principles. This statement reflects the deep interconnection between Soviet ideology and its scientific and technological advancements. The artistic style of the poster is typical of Soviet propaganda art...

The 1961 original Soviet propaganda poster by V. Volikov, titled "Gloire soviétique ! À l'homme soviétique le premier cosmonaute Yuri Gagarine - Space conquest," stands as a powerful...

In the annals of propaganda art, the 1964 Soviet poster for the space conquest stands as an iconic representation of the nation's indomitable spirit and unrelenting pursuit of space exploration. This original poster, created during the height of the Space Race, remains a powerful testament to the Soviet Union's commitment to conquering the cosmos. Soviet propaganda art...

A Soviet poster celebrating Sputnik's orbit is a powerful symbol of the Cold War Space Race. It encapsulates an era of fierce competition between the United States and the Soviet Uni...