Vladimir Ilyich 1870 1924 Collection
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, born in 1870 and passed away in 1924, was a prominent figure in the Russian Revolution of 1917
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Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, born in 1870 and passed away in 1924, was a prominent figure in the Russian Revolution of 1917. In this captivating photo, Lenin can be seen addressing the workers of the Putilov factory, inspiring them with his revolutionary ideals. The image captures the fervor and determination that characterized this pivotal moment in history. To commemorate his legacy, a striking detail from a 30th anniversary stamp showcases Lenin's iconic profile. This symbolizes the lasting impact he had on shaping Russia's political landscape. Another remarkable depiction is found in Arkady Alexandrovich Rylov's painting titled "Lenin at Razliv. " Created in 1934, it portrays Lenin amidst nature, perhaps reflecting his vision for a new society rooted in equality and harmony. Isaak Izrailevich Brodsky's portrait of Vladimir Lenin further immortalizes him as both a politician and revolutionary leader. Painted in 1927, it shows him passionately speaking at a podium—a testament to his powerful oratory skills that captivated audiences during tumultuous times. The representation of Vladimir Ilitch Oulianov (Lenin) welcomes attendees to the historic 17th Congress of the Communist Party of Soviet Union (PCUS). This artwork pays homage to not only Lenin but also other influential communist thinkers who shaped world history. A porcelain propaganda plate from 1922 features an intricately painted profile of Lenin—an item that would have been cherished by supporters during those times. Alexander Viktorovich Moravov's painting titled "A Sitting of the Poor Peasants Committee" depicts an important meeting held by impoverished farmers during their struggle for rights and justice. This artwork serves as a reminder of how Lenin championed social causes beyond just industrial workers' rights. In another piece called "Higher Raise the Banner, " Marx, Engels, Lenin, and Stalin are celebrated together—representing the ideals and principles they stood for.