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Worker and Kolkhoz Woman, 1937 World's Fair in Paris (photo)
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Worker and Kolkhoz Woman, 1937 World's Fair in Paris (photo)
2636263 Worker and Kolkhoz Woman, 1937 World's Fair in Paris (photo) by Mukhina, Vera (1889-1953); Private Collection; (add.info.: Art. Architecture. Worker and Kolkhoz Woman, statue by Vera Mukhina for the Soviet (Russian, USSR) Pavilion, 1937 World's Fair in Paris. Photo, France, 1937. Private collection); Photo © CCI
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The Worker and Kolkhoz Woman statue by Vera Mukhina, showcased at the 1937 World's Fair in Paris, stands as a powerful symbol of Soviet propaganda and artistic achievement. This iconic sculpture captures the essence of the Soviet Union during this era - a celebration of labor, unity, and progress.
The juxtaposition of the strong male worker and the determined female collective farmer represents the idealized vision of Soviet society - where men and women work together in harmony towards a common goal. The dynamic composition and bold lines of Mukhina's sculpture convey a sense of movement and energy, reflecting the spirit of industrialization and collectivization that defined Stalinist Russia.
As visitors to the fair marveled at this monumental piece of art, they were not only witnessing an impressive feat of craftsmanship but also being exposed to the ideology behind it. The Worker and Kolkhoz Woman statue served as a visual reminder of the values upheld by the Soviet regime - hard work, cooperation, and sacrifice for the greater good.
Today, this photograph serves as a poignant reminder of a bygone era - capturing both the artistic brilliance of Vera Mukhina's creation and its underlying political message. It is a testament to how art can be used as a tool for propaganda while also transcending its original purpose to become an enduring symbol in its own right.
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