Second World War Ii Iind 2 2nd Collection

We Will Beat the Enemy with our Bolshevik Harvest Gathering, 1941 (lithograph)
FIA5405776 We Will Beat the Enemy with our Bolshevik Harvest Gathering, 1941 (lithograph) by Sittaro, Alexei Gumbertovich (1906-1942); 70x50 cm; Russian State Library, Moscow

The Red Army fights against the Viennese Parliament (Austria), April 13, 1945, 1945 (oil on canvas)
FIA5359082 The Red Army fights against the Viennese Parliament (Austria), April 13, 1945, 1945 (oil on canvas) by Russian School (20th century); State Central Artillery Museum, St

Pendant le siege de Leningrad (Saint Petersbourg). Un bouquet dans un vase bleu
FIA5347387 Pendant le siege de Leningrad (Saint Petersbourg). Un bouquet dans un vase bleu. Peinture de Alexander Isaakovich Rusakov (1898-1952), huile sur toile, vers 1943

Victoire. Berlin. (Episode de la seconde guerre mondiale, 1939-1945, les chars de l'Armee Rouge defilent dans les)
FIA5348819 Victoire. Berlin. (Episode de la seconde guerre mondiale, 1939-1945, les chars de l Armee Rouge defilent dans les rues de la capitale allemande apres la capitulation)

L'artillerie lourde sur la Neva a Leningrad (Saint Petersbourg, Russie) en 1942
FIA5359702 L artillerie lourde sur la Neva a Leningrad (Saint Petersbourg, Russie) en 1942. (Un cuirasse sur le fleuve gele defend la ville en feu contre des attaques aeriennes)

The Surrender of the Finnish Soldiers in 1940, 1940 (oil on canvas)
FIA5354295 The Surrender of the Finnish Soldiers in 1940, 1940 (oil on canvas) by Vladimirov, Ivan Alexeyevich (1869-1947); State Central Artillery Museum, St

Les hommes de l Armee Rouge (The Red Army Men). Parade des troupes de l union sovietique dans les rues d une ville
FIA5348779 Les hommes de l Armee Rouge (The Red Army Men). Parade des troupes de l union sovietique dans les rues d une ville enneigee durant la seconde guerre mondiale (1939-1945)

La defense de Sebastopol (The Defence of Sevastopol). Episode de la seconde guerre mondiale (1939-1945)
FIA5365929 La defense de Sebastopol (The Defence of Sevastopol). Episode de la seconde guerre mondiale (1939-1945): panorama de la ville de Crimee depuis un navire militaire russe dont les marins

What Have You Done to Help the Front? 1941 (lithograph)
FIA5405452 What Have You Done to Help the Front? 1941 (lithograph) by Moor, Dmitry (Dmitry Stakhievich Orlov) (1883-1946); 89x57 cm; Russian State Library, Moscow

Long live our dear and invincible Red Army! - Moor, Dmitri Stachievich (1883-1946
FIA5397224 Long live our dear and invincible Red Army! - Moor, Dmitri Stachievich (1883-1946) - 1939 - Colour lithograph - 95x62 - Russian State Library, Moscow by Moor

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"The Second World War: A Glimpse into the Heroic Struggles and Triumphs" Step back in time to witness the indomitable spirit of the Soviet Union during the Second World War. Through a collection of powerful artworks, we are transported to pivotal moments that shaped history. In "We Will Beat the Enemy with our Bolshevik Harvest Gathering, 1941, " a lithograph captures the determination of Soviet citizens as they unite against adversity. The Red Army's unwavering resolve is further depicted in "The Red Army fights against the Viennese Parliament (Austria), April 13, 1945. " Oil on canvas brings this fierce battle to life, showcasing their relentless pursuit of victory. Amidst the siege of Leningrad, Alexander Isaakovich Rusakov's painting portrays hope amidst chaos. In "Pendant le siege de Leningrad (Saint Petersbourg). Un bouquet dans un vase bleu, " an exquisite bouquet symbolizes resilience and beauty even in times of darkness. As Berlin falls under Soviet control, "Victoire. Berlin" showcases tanks parading through its streets after Germany's capitulation. This momentous event marks a turning point in history and signifies ultimate triumph over fascism. While war rages on, brave soldiers defend their homeland with unwavering courage. From heavy artillery guarding Leningrad's frozen Neva River ("L'artillerie lourde sur la Neva a Leningrad") to Finnish soldiers surrendering ("The Surrender of Finnish Soldiers in 1940"), these paintings honor those who fought valiantly for freedom. Propaganda art also played a crucial role during this period. Deni’s lithograph titled "1941. To the East. - 1944. To the West. " rallies support for both Eastern and Western fronts while Moor’s artwork proclaims: "Long live our dear and invincible Red Army. " In the midst of war, humanity perseveres.