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Soviet art: poster of v, i, lenin for the 4th communist party congress, 1922: let the ruling class quake in the face of the communist revolution

Soviet art: poster of v, i, lenin for the 4th communist party congress, 1922: let the ruling class quake in the face of the communist revolution


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Filename: 975_05_SOV-S-2842.jpg

Size: 3682 x 4950 (11.9MB)

Date: 21st March 2014

Source: Universal Images Group (UIG)

© Sovfoto/Universal Images Group

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Soviet art: poster of v, i, lenin for the 4th communist party congress, 1922: let the ruling class quake in the face of the communist revolution

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© Sovfoto/Universal Images Group

1920s Lenin Poster Revolution


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This print from Universal Images Group (UIG) transports us back to the early 1920s, a time of great political upheaval and fervor in Soviet Russia. The image showcases a powerful poster created for the 4th Communist Party Congress in 1922, featuring none other than Vladimir Lenin himself. The poster's bold design immediately catches the eye, with its vibrant colors and striking typography demanding attention. Lenin's stern gaze pierces through the paper, exuding determination and conviction. The message emblazoned across the top reads: "Let the ruling class quake in the face of the communist revolution". These words capture both the revolutionary spirit that defined this era and Lenin's unwavering commitment to overthrowing existing power structures. In this snapshot of history, we witness how art was harnessed as a potent tool for propaganda during Soviet times. This particular piece sought to rally support among party members attending the congress by invoking fear within those who opposed their cause - namely, members of the ruling class. As we reflect on this photograph today, it serves as a reminder of an era marked by ideological struggle and societal transformation. It prompts us to contemplate not only historical events but also how visual imagery can shape our understanding of past narratives. Through this lens, we gain insight into both artistic expression under authoritarian regimes and Lenin's enduring influence on Russian society during his lifetime and beyond.

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