Constructivism Poster Set Rodchenko Lissitzky Lebedev Strakhov

Set of 7 Soviet propaganda and advertising reproduction posters, some in Constructivist style. 1. Rezinotrest pacifier poster designed by Aleksander Mikhailovich Rodchenko (1891-1956) one of the founders of Constructivism known for photomontage and new Russian design. The illustration features a red, green and black silhouette of a child with a variety of dummies in its mouth, the caption is rhymed in Russian and translates as - There have never been better dummies. Ready to suckle until old age. Sold everywhere. Rezinotrest. Good condition, creasing, tears. Country of issue: Russia, designer: A. Rodchenko, size (cm): 65x46, year of printing: 1990s; 2. Beat the Whites with the Red Wedge - featuring a great constructivist illustration by Lazar Markovich Lissitzky (El Lissitzky, 1890-1941) depicting a red wedge symbolising the Bolsheviks penetrating and defeating the White Movement. Horizontal. Good condition, creasing, minor staining. Country of issue: Russia, designer: El Lissitzky, size (cm): 43x51, year of printing: 1990s; 3. Vladimir Lenin poster featuring a design by Adolf Strakhov (1896-1979) depicting supersized Lenin in red, armed soldiers in a truck below following his direction, with factory and building chimneys in black on a light background, white printed signature of Lenin and his life years above. Good condition, creasing, tears, staining. Country of issue: Russia, designer: A. Strakhov, size (cm): 61x37, year of printing: 1990s; 4. Propaganda poster designed by Vladimir Lebedev (1891-1967) a painter, a political cartoonist and a poster artist, featuring an image of a man with a saw and a rifle, the caption reads - We must work, but the rifle is nearby. Good condition, creasing, tears. Country of issue: Russia, designer: V. Lebedev, size (cm): 61x44, year of printing: 1990s; 5. ABCs of a Red Army Soldier, originally a book published in the first post-revolutionary years. With the texts and drawings by Dmitry Stakhievich Moor (real name Orlov; 1883–1946), a Russian and Soviet artist, one of the founders of the Soviet political poster, Honoured Artist of the RSFSR, author of the famous poster “Have you signed up as a volunteer?” The images feature workers, kulaks (wealthy Russian peasants), Vladimir Lenin, imperialism serpents, monks, farmers, and Red Army soldiers. Fair condition, creasing, tears, minor staining. Country of issue: Russia, designer: D. Moor, size (cm): 92x53, year of printing: 1990s; 6. We finished off the enemy with weapons. We will earn bread with labour. Let's get to work, comrades! - featuring an illustration in red, black and white depicting a blacksmith with a hammer swinging at the metal on the anvil and a lady holding it with large pliers, with more workers in the background, smoking chimneys of the factories, electric wires, and construction cranes. Good condition, creasing, tears, minor staining, paper skimming, paper loss in top left corner. Country of issue: Russia, designer: N. Kogout, size (cm): 50x40, year of printing: 1990s; 7. Long live the mighty workers' and peasants' navy of the USSR! - featuring an image of a sailor holding binoculars looking into the distance, with barrels above him, planes, vessels and a line of sailors behind him. Good condition, creasing, tears. Country of issue: Russia, designer: Victor Koretsky, size (cm): 59x40, year of printing: 1990s.