Communist Collection (#57)

A D Zurupa, Vice President of the Council of Peoples Commissaries of the USSR and of the RSFSR. 31 October 1924

Mikhail Pavlovich Tomsky, President of the Central Council of Trade Unions of the USSR. 31 October 1924

Janis Rudzutak, Soviet politician and Peoples Commissary of the Wars of Communication of the USSR 31 October 1924

M Krassin. 4 April 1925

Grigory Zinoviev, President of the Communist International. 31 October 1924

Tales of hideous cruelties. Henri Barbusse, the Author of Under Fire 16
Tales of hideous cruelties. The French novelist, Henri Barbusse, the author of Under Fire 16 January 1929

Mikhail Kalinin, the Chairman of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR and RSFSR. 31 October 1924

Presidential Palace, Ploshtad Nezavisimost, former Communist Party Head Quarters, Sofia, Bulgaria, Europe

Chinese political poster depicting a group of collective farmers in Communist China. Circa 1960 s

Friedrich Engels (1820-95) in 1879. German socialist and collaborator and supporter of Karl Marx. Lived mainly in England from 1842. Cooperated on the Communist Manifesto (1848)

Caricature against the Constituent Assembly, 1921. Vladimir Mayakovsky (1893-1930) Soviet poet, playwright and draughtsman

Not a single hectare of ground that is not under cultivation, 1931. Soviet propaganda poster

Plate produced by the Russian State Porcelain Factory, 1921. Design by Rudlodph Vilde (1868-1942)

Advertisement for matches, 1923. Alexander Rodchenko and Vladimir Mayakovsky

Celebrations marking the opening of the Second Congress of the Komintern, St Petersburg, 1921. Boris Mikhaylovich Kustodiev (1878-1827) Russian painter and stage designer

Give me the Sun at night, 1923. Advertisement for light bulbs by Alexander Rodchenko and Vladimir Mayakovsky

Illustration by Lazar Lissitzky for the poem The March of the Left by the Vladimir Mayakovsky, 1923. Russia USSR Communism Communist Geometric Abstract

Soviet Russia in under Siege. Everyone to the Defence, 1919. Soviet propaganda poster by Dmitry Moor

To the Glory of the Constructers of BAM. Soviet propaganda poster by Arkadiy Borisovich Arsen ev

A Red Gift (bomb) for a White Master, 1920. Soviet propaganda poster by Dmitry Moor (Orlov)

There are no better (babies ) dummies than 1923. Advertisement by Alexander Rodchenko
There are no better (babies ) dummies than.. 1923. Advertisement by Alexander Rodchenko and Vladimir Mayakovsky

Design by Lazar Lissitzky for the cover of a book by the Vladimir Mayakovsky, 1923

Victory for our Soviet Homeland, 1945. Soviet propaganda poster Victor Mekjantiev

Fenetre ROSTA, 1920, (Russian State Telegraph Agency) Caricature against the Menchevics by Vladimir Mayakovsky (1893-1930) Soviet poet, playwright and draughtsman

Night Fete on the Neva, 1923. Oil on canvas. Boris Mikhaylovich Kustodiev (1878-1827) Russian painter and stage designer. St Petersburg Leningrad

Advertisement for rubber soles on shoes, 1923. Alexander Rodchenko and Vladimir Mayakovsky

Welcome Comrades Long Live the Third Internationale, 1920. Soviet propaganda poster by Dmitry Moor (Orlov)

Book jacket design by Lazar Lissitzky, 1919 for Commitment to the Struggle Against Unemployment

Cover for the magazine Veshch, 1922, by Lazar Lissitzky. Russia USSR Communism Communist Geometric Abstract

Design by Lazar Lissitzky for the cover of the catalogue for the First Exhibition of Russian Art, Berlin, 1922. Watercolour on paper

The New Horseman, 1921. Watercolour. Nikolai Kogout (1891-1959) Russian artist. Soviet Propaganda

We have smashed our enemies with the force of arms... Comrades to work, 1920
We have smashed our enemies with the force of arms..... Comrades to work, 1920. Soviet propaganda poster by Nicolai Kogout

The Red Thunderbolt, 1919. Design by Ignaty Nivinisky for a Soviet propaganda poster

Beat the Whites with the Red Wedge, 1919. El (Elizar or Lazar or Eliezer) Marcovich Lissitzky (1890-1941) Russian designer, typographer, artist, photographer, architect, and teacher. Communist

Go to the Library, 1919. Soviet propaganda poster by Alexandre Apsit for a literacy and indoctrination campaign

Lenin 1870-1924. Soviet propaganda poster 1924

A Soviet Ripka, 1920. Ripka (Turnip) - anti-capitalist allegory on a Russian folk tale. Soviet propaganda poster by Dmitry Moor (Orlov)

Lenin mausoleum, Red Square, Moscow, c1980. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin (1917-1924) Russian Bolshevik leader. Communist Soviet USSR

Czechs, Slovaks, Poles The Red Army liberates you from the Fascist Yoke, 1944. Soviet propaganda poster by Dementij Smarinov

The Physical Form, 1933. Soviet propaganda poster by Alexander Deineka

Military review, Red Square, Moscow, 7 November 1971

Changing of the guard at the Lenin mausoleum, Red Square, Moscow, c1980. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin (1917-1924) Russian Bolshevik leader

Are you ready for the spring sowingja, 1932. Soviet propaganda poster by Alexei A Kokorekin. Stalins First Five Year Plan

Military training is Important, 1929. Soviet propaganda poster by Vladimir Feodorvich Shtranikh

The USSR is the elite brigade of the world proletariat, 1931. Soviet propaganda poster by G Klutsis

International Working Womens Day - a day of inspection of socialist competition. Soviet propaganda poster of 1930 by Valentina Kulagina. Women spinning and marching

The Sectarian is the Kulaks Puppet, 1925. Soviet propaganda poster by Mikhail Cheremnykh against Kulaks, affluent peasant farmers

Break the Chains of World Fascism, 1930. Soviet propaganda poster bys Adlin

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"Communist Ideals: A Journey Through History and Propaganda" Step into the world of communism, where political ideologies shaped nations and ignited revolutions. From the iconic American Socialist poster depicting the capitalist pyramid in 1911 to Leon Trotsky's influential presence in 1920, these hints offer a glimpse into the captivating realm of communism. Imagine Trotsky slaying the counter-revolutionary dragon in a powerful poster from 1918, symbolizing the relentless fight against opposition. Soviet propaganda posters like "We want Peace" remind us of their aspirations for harmony amidst turbulent times. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, a prominent Russian statesman, played an instrumental role in shaping communist ideology. His image is immortalized through various mediums such as Chinese Communist Propaganda Posters featuring Chairman Mao. In 1970s Paris, Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir faced detainment for distributing La cause du Peuple (The Peoples Cause), showcasing their dedication to leftist ideals. Meanwhile, Soviet propaganda continued to flourish with Boris Parmeev's striking poster titled "Under the Sun of Motherland We Strengthen. " Fidel Castro's impassioned speeches became synonymous with his revolutionary spirit while Vladimir Ilich Lenin stood resolute within Moscow's Kremlin walls during October 1918. Dmitriy Stakhievich Moor's poignant artwork declared "Death to World Imperialism, " capturing the fervor that fueled anti-imperialist sentiments. Mayakovsky left his mark on history through poetry that resonated with communist values. These hints provide glimpses into a world where ideas clashed and societies transformed under the banner of communism – an era marked by both hope and controversy.