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RUSSIAN REVOLUTION "May Day: Volunteer Labor Day for All Russians!"
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RUSSIAN REVOLUTION "May Day: Volunteer Labor Day for All Russians!"
6203473 RUSSIAN REVOLUTION "May Day: Volunteer Labor Day for All Russians!" by Moor, Dmitry (Dmitry Stakhievich Orlov) (1883-1946); (add.info.: RUSSIAN REVOLUTION "May Day: Voluntary Labor Day for All Russians!" The Subbotnik initiative is resumed on Workers Day (Communist Saturday, inaugurated on April 12, 1919 in a railway depot on the Moscow - Kazan line), in which the population is dedicated voluntarily to work useful for the community, such as the collection of recyclable materials or the maintenance of public goods. Manifesto by Dmitry Moor (pseudonym of Dmitry StachieviA Orlov, 3 November 1883 - 24 October 1946), Soviet draftsman, one of the leading Agit-Prop artists of the Bolshevik period. Lithograph, Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic, 1920); Fototeca Gilardi
Media ID 33395610
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The print titled "RUSSIAN REVOLUTION 'May Day: Volunteer Labor Day for All Russians!'" captures a powerful moment in history, showcasing the spirit of unity and dedication that defined the Russian Revolution. Taken by Dmitry Moor, one of the leading Agit-Prop artists of the Bolshevik period, this lithograph embodies the essence of Communist ideology. The image portrays a scene from Workers' Day, also known as May Day or Communist Saturday, which was inaugurated on April 12,1919. The Subbotnik initiative is resumed on this day, where people voluntarily engage in labor beneficial to their community. Whether it be collecting recyclable materials or maintaining public goods, every Russian citizen participates wholeheartedly. Moor's manifesto accompanying the artwork emphasizes his commitment to promoting these ideals through his art. His pseudonym reflects his passion for advocating social change and inspiring collective action among fellow Russians. This photograph serves as a reminder of Russia's revolutionary past and its enduring impact on society. It symbolizes not only the strength and determination of its people but also their unwavering belief in communism as an ideology that can bring about positive transformation. As we gaze upon this image captured by Bridgeman Images from Fine Art Finder's collection, we are transported back to a time when labor was seen as a noble endeavor for all Russians. It reminds us that even today, amidst different political landscapes and ideologies across the world, there is still value in coming together for the betterment of our communities and societies at large.
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