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Long live the 1st of May, 1923. Creator: Simakov, Ivan Vasilievich (1877-1925)
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Long live the 1st of May, 1923. Creator: Simakov, Ivan Vasilievich (1877-1925)
Long live the 1st of May, 1923. Found in the collection of Russian State Library, Moscow
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1923 First Of May Historyposter And Graphic Design Manifestation May Day Mayday Politic Political Agitation Propaganda Russian State Library Socialism Socialist Realism Socrealism Soviet Soviet Political Agitation Art Soviet Union Ussr Colour Lithograph International Workers Day Poster And Graphic Design Simakov
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Long Live the 1st of May, 1923 - A Powerful Manifestation of Soviet Political Agitation
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. This photo print, created by Ivan Vasilievich Simakov in 1923, captures the essence of political fervor and socialist realism during a significant moment in history. The image showcases a vibrant colour lithograph that exudes energy and enthusiasm. The artwork commemorates International Workers' Day, also known as May Day, which has long been celebrated as a symbol of workers' rights and solidarity. Simakov's creation serves as a potent propaganda tool for the Soviet Union, promoting their socialist ideals and emphasizing the power of collective action. Displayed within the esteemed Russian State Library in Moscow, this piece exemplifies both poster and graphic design at its finest. Its bold imagery and striking composition draw viewers into an immersive experience that reflects the spirit of revolution prevalent during that era. Simakov's work not only encapsulates historical significance but also highlights his artistic prowess. Through meticulous attention to detail and skillful use of colours, he effectively conveys messages related to politics and societal change. As we admire this remarkable print from Fine Art Images/Heritage Images collection today, let us remember its broader context – a time when Russia was undergoing immense transformation under communist rule. This visual representation stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of socialism while serving as an important reminder of our shared history.
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