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The first tractor on a kolkhoz (collective farm), 1929 - 1930

More grain for the front and the home front! Harvest as much as you can! : Russian Soviet poster, 1940
RUSSIA: COLLECTIVE FARM. " More grain for the front and the home front! Harvest as much as you can!" : Russian Soviet poster, 1940, by Nikolai Denisov and Nina Vatolina

Collective farming in Russia
Female farm workers during the collectivisation in Russia, about 1913. Date: 1913

RUSSIA: COLLECTIVE FARM. Not a single hectare of land should be left unsown
RUSSIA: COLLECTIVE FARM. " Not a single hectare of land should be left unsown!" : Russian Soviet poster, 1931, by Vasily Yefanow

American White Pelican (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos) three adults, collective feeding on water at dusk, Bodega Bay, California, U.S.A

Faraglioni Rocks near Mareggiata, Capri, Italy
Faraglioni is the collective name for three stacks located off the island of Capri in the Bay of Naples. The stacks have been given their own names: Stella (still attached to the main island)

Zonguldak, Turkey - Miners
Miners of the Ottoman Heraclea Collective at Kerpitchlik, Zonguldak (formerly Heraclea), a city and the capital of Zonguldak Province in the Black Sea region of Turkey

Tanks Donated by Farm
KV-1 tanks donated by a Moscow Collective Farm

Flagellants of Tournai
A procession of flagellants at Doornik (now Tournai), Belgium : collective hysterias of this kind are a recurring feature of medieval popular religious activity

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"The Power of Collective: From Amsterdam Drapers Guild to Soviet Propaganda and Beyond" Step into the world efforts, where unity and collaboration have shaped history. The Wardens of the Amsterdam Drapers Guild, known as The Syn, exemplify the strength that comes from working together towards a common goal. In 1947, Mikhail Solovyov's Russian Soviet poster reminds us that hard work during harvest time leads to abundant rewards - plenty of bread for all. This sentiment is echoed in Maria Voron's 1934 poster urging first priority on gathering the Soviet harvest. Alexander Tvardovsky understood the significance action when he said, "Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much. " His words resonate with the Florida Collective Exhibits showcased at the Paris Exhibition of 1889. These exhibits highlighted how a group effort can create something truly remarkable. During Spain's Civil War (1936-1939), posters like Ventajas emphasized the advantages gained through collective action. It was a call for solidarity amidst turmoil and chaos. The concept of collectivism extended beyond borders. DDE-90020407 showcases a Soviet propaganda poster promoting socialist competition between working collectives in achieving greater results during the late 1920s. This vibrant lithograph captures both ambition and unity. Collective efforts are not limited to political or economic spheres alone. Amateur theatricals captured in black-and-white photos remind us that even artistic endeavors thrive when individuals come together creatively. China embraced this idea with their new look in rural areas depicted in colorful photographs - showcasing progress achieved through collective initiatives. Sometimes, collective actions take on unexpected forms such as workers' flight to Sestri Ponente portrayed in A Strange Case Suggestion lithograph. It serves as a reminder that human behavior can be influenced by shared experiences and ideas. Frederick Leighton's Seals of The British Colonies demonstrate how collective design efforts can symbolize unity and identity across diverse regions.