Description of the Soviet poster “How he worked, and earned”

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2. Description of the Soviet poster “Warrior of the Red Army, save!”The Great Patriotic War is one of the most difficult stages in the history of our country. Cruelty and bloodshed destroyed many cities, thousands of people died and were left homeless and relatives. Five years of war for the people of that time were the most difficult in their lives. To raise the morale of […]...
3. Description of the Soviet poster “If you will not read books, you will soon forget the letter”Campaign posters, which in our time would be more called motivational, were very popular in the last century. Each of them displayed its own meaning. Posters were created in whole cycles, where some topic was taken as a basis, for example, illiteracy or drunkenness, and on this topic, the artists created a number of different […]...
4. Description of the Soviet poster “Chatterbox – a find for a spy”The phrase: “Keep your mouth shut” is known to everyone. It was used before, it is valuable now. In the last century during the war it was very important to keep silent about what you know. After all, having chatted out foolishly, it was possible to reveal the secret of another person or some kind […]...
5. Description of the Soviet poster “Peace, Labor, May”Soviet poster art of a social nature is a very diverse and multifaceted phenomenon. Over the years of its existence, the most important events in the history of the Soviet Union served as its background. In the first years for the young state, the main struggle in most posters of that time was the class […]...
6. Description of the Soviet poster “mercilessly crush and destroy the enemy!”The Great Patriotic War greatly influenced the poster art on the territory of the Soviet Union. Naturally, the main theme then was the opposition to the enemy in the face of the hated Nazi Germany. However, it is very interesting to trace how the enemy was depicted on posters of that time. Our generation, who […]...
7. Description of the Soviet poster “Night work is not an obstacle”One of the strengths of the Soviet government was a powerful agitation policy. Loud slogans were made from the stands, which were information weapons. They strongly motivated citizens, set the society to the correct thinking. Soviet people remember all these campaign slogans to this day. Of course, posters played a huge role in this policy. […]...
8. Description of the Soviet poster “Be Vigilant”Our country has always been famous for a very powerful industry, army. We have much to be proud of. The secrets of our strength and glory can not unravel to this day. Keep the secrets and be vigilant, even urged the Soviet government. What we can see on the bright propaganda posters of those times. […]...
9. Description of the Soviet poster “Ready for Labor and Defense”One of the remarkable features of the Soviet era was the desire for a healthy lifestyle. He was promoted through loud slogans, television, public meetings and, of course, through propaganda posters. It was a whole world that reflected the essence and meaning of the Soviet government, which wanted to bring the country to the highest […]...
10. Description of the Soviet poster “Motherland is calling!”Motherland is one of the most famous propaganda posters in the history of the Soviet Union. The history of its creation is very simple, but it is no less entertaining. The poster was born in the first days that have passed since the Nazi troops attacked the Hitler Third Reich against the Soviet Union. The […]...
11. Description of the Soviet poster “I do not drink”The topic of alcohol has always been sick for our country. Since since ancient times in Russia they loved to drink. Drinking is a vice that is capable of destroying not only the life of the person who drinks it, but also causes irreparable harm to others. After all, if there is a drinker in […]...
12. Description of the Soviet poster “BAM – building of the century”The Soviet poster owes its development not only to the ideological orders of the party. He always vividly and promptly responded to the most diverse landmark events in the life of society. In the early years of the new state, which arose on the ruins of the fallen Russian Empire, the works of the founders […]...
13. Description of the Soviet poster “We won!”The struggle of the Soviet people against the Nazi occupiers was a long four years. In 1945, it was clear that the victorious end was not far off. By that time, the territory of the Soviet Union had already been completely liberated from Hitler’s troops, but the Red Army could not stop at that. Those […]...
14. Description of the Soviet poster “Have you volunteered?”One of the first and most famous examples of Soviet poster art in Soviet Russia was the poster under the eloquent title “Did you enroll as volunteers?”. It was created in 1920 by one of the founders of poster painting in the Soviet lands, Dmitry Orlov, who created and worked under the pseudonym Dmitry Moor. […]...
15. Description of the Soviet poster “Drink water native Dnieper”1943 – a turning point in the entire Great Patriotic War. In that year, they finally succeeded in what, two years ago, the Soviet people could only dream of – the Red Army was able to ward off the lands of eastern Ukraine from the enemy. Kharkiv, Zaporozhye and other major cities of the Ukrainian […]...
16. Description of the Soviet poster “Reach Berlin!”May 1945 was a bright month for the entire Soviet people. It was then that the capital of one of the most terrible and dangerous states in the history of mankind, the Third Reich, was taken to battle. The joy of seeing photos in newspapers in which Red Army soldiers Yegorov and Kantaria hoisted the […]...
17. Description of the Soviet poster “Defend Moscow!”The Great Patriotic War became for the Soviet poster art the real catalyst for the most active development. A common leitmotif of posters of that time was a clear expression of the idea being conveyed, powerful persuasiveness of images and the highest level of patriotic pathos. Even after more than half a century, the works […]...
18. Description of the Soviet poster “Everything for the front! All for victory! “The Great Patriotic War is a whole epoch for our country. These hard years have shown how powerful our country is. The war rallied all the Russian people, no one remained indifferent around the world. Despite all the litigation, harsh conditions, endless battles, hopeless days, we were able to withstand, to prove our strength and […]...
19. Description of the Soviet poster “Do not chat!”The Great Patriotic War was not only at the front, but also in the rear. Millions of Soviet citizens worked tirelessly for the benefit of the Red Army, providing it with ammunition, ammunition, necessary equipment and provisions. Medical units took seriously wounded soldiers, trying as quickly as possible to put them in order. Many industrial […]...
20. Description of the painting by Vladimir Serov “V. I. Lenin proclaims Soviet power “Vladimir Serov’s painting “Lenin Proclaims Soviet Power” became the hallmark of social realism and the most important events in the history of the country. Millions of copies of the image were decorated with posters, school books and postage stamps. She brought the creator universal recognition and state award. The leader of the revolution is depicted […]...
21. Description of the painting by Valentin Serov “Anna Pavlova”Valentin Aleksandrovich Serov was born and grew up in a creative environment. His parents formed a famous musical tandem: father is a composer and mother is a pianist. In their house people of art of the most different directions gathered. Noticing her son’s interest in the visual arts, his mother sent him to study in […]...
22. Description of the painting by Alphonse Mucha “Spring”The name of the artist Alphonse Mucha in Russia is not very well known, but abroad his original and unique “modern” was literally a symbol of style at the turn of the “golden” and “silver” centuries. Since Mucha studied and lived in Paris for many years, he was intimately familiar with Van Gogh and Paul […]...
23. Description of the painting by Moore “Help”Moor is the pseudonym of Orlov Dmitri Stakhievich, a Russian artist and art and master of graphics. “Help” – one of the previously known campaign posters, created in 1921. As the author himself said: “In order to prevent assistance to starving people, class enemies made every effort. The poster was conceived with the aim of […]...
24. Description of the painting by Ilya Glazunov “The market of our democracy”Ilya Glazunov is a Russian artist who combines realism and symbolism in his work. His paintings impress the viewer with the enormous size and straightforwardness depicted on them. “The market of our democracy” is the largest picture of Glazunov. The viewer is surprised by its compositional complexity and abundance of characters. Written in 1999, the […]...
25. Description of the painting by Alphonse Mucha “Winter”Czech artist Alphonse Mucha not only painted, but also designed theater posters, advertising canvases. His paintings served as an example for fashion designers to create costumes for wealthy segments of the population. He was considered the best modernist of his time. All canvases of this artist are connected by one individuality – this is the […]...
26. Description of the painting by Boris Prorokov “Mother”The image of the mother and her child throughout all time was a source of inexhaustible creative ideas and inspiration of various artists. The love given by the mother does not know the limit or the end, and therefore this topic will always be popular and worthy of chanting. The painting “Mother” by the artist […]...
27. Description of the painting by Rene Magritte “Golkonda”Surrealism – the most mysterious and absurd art direction. Often similar to advertising posters, unusual and paradoxical, the paintings of Rene Magritte belong to the surrealistic style. However, the author attributes them to the so-called “magical realism.” The only thing is that his creations always attract attention, slam into the memory and make everyone think […]...
28. Description of the painting by Kukryniksov “The End”Kukryniks’s painting “The End” was written in 1947-1948 and is considered to be the highest achievement in painting by a famous creative team whose art developed extensively during the Soviet era, starting from a political poster and ending with genre works. Kupriyanov, Krylov and Sokolov – three “pillars” and the founder of Kukryniksy – talked […]...
29. Description of the painting by Boris Ioganson “Rabfak is coming”The canvas belongs to the brush of the Soviet artist Boris Ioganson. The painting was created in 1928 and fully reflects the Soviet reality of the represented era. “Rabfak is coming” – the picture is bright and bright, it is filled with the poetic spirit of the time, the desire for perfection, typical of youth. […]...
30. Description of the painting by Yuri Pimenov “Give heavy industry!”A picture is a slogan, a picture of a call, this pictorial canvas by Yuri Pimenov is assessed by someone as heaped up, and someone is talking about the ingenious structure of the composition. There is no doubt that the picture was painted by the artist Yuri Pimenov for the order of the Economic Council, […]...
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32. Description of the painting by Victor Popkov “Builders of Bratsk”The painting of Viktor Efremovich Popkov “The Builders of Bratsk” refers to the heyday of the Soviet visual arts. The canvas, created in 1960, is considered a model of “austere style” in which artists glorified the heroic everyday life of the Soviet people. It depicts workers employed in the construction of the Bratsk Hydroelectric Power […]...
33. Description of the painting by Nikolai Andreev “V. I. Lenin “Portrait of the great Russian leader “V. I. Lenin “was written by artist N. A. Andreev in 1922. The author of the picture was inspired by the image of Lenin, the strength of his personality, unbending will, and an incredible oratorical gift. Lenin led hundreds of people behind him, and Andreev was no exception, having […]...
34. Description of the painting by Boris Kustodiev “Portrait of Chaliapin”Despite the fact that the famous portrait painter was seriously ill, he did not show how the artists – the Wanderers, all the burdens and deprivations of the life of the people. On the contrary, the winter is for the artist, this is a fun sleigh ride, booths, merry-go-rounds, festive folk festivals, brightness and colorfulness. […]...
35. Description of the painting by Boris Kustodiev “Balagan”In the last week of February, Maslenitsa is traditionally celebrated in Russia. In Shrovetide festivities take part everything from small to large. Broad Maslenitsa is a national holiday, celebrating it colorfully and riotically with songs, round dances, contests and burning Shrovetide stuffed. This is exactly the Maslenitsa shown in the picture of Kustodiev. I have […]...
36. Description of the painting by Viktor Vasnetsov “Sivka burka”Vasnetsov’s canvas tells us all a long-known fairy tale about brothers, among whom there is a younger one and he is a fool. But, as you know, fools are always lucky, so he gets the most good horse, more precisely a cross between a horse, the most beautiful girl who is surely an expert on […]...
37. Description of the painting by Ilya Glazunov “Great experiment”The very name is the reproach to the builders of the “new world” according to the theories of Marx and Engels, who created the very specter of communism, which had long wandered around Europe. This picture is a condemnation, a harsh and merciless sentence for all the bloody and cruel events that took place in […]...
38. Description of the painting by René Magritte “Son of man”The most famous among the works of Rene Magritte is the enigmatic picture “Son of Man.” Written in 1964, she immediately captured the minds of external simplicity and extreme depth of content. An eye catching and easy-to-remember image of a man in business attire – a black coat on a shirt with a tie, and […]...
39. Description of the painting by Alphonse Mucha “Dance”The painting “Dance” by Czech artist Alphonse Mucha is a pearl of world heritage. Cloth refers to the styles of modern and art nouveau. From under the artist’s brush masterpiece was released in 1897. “Dance” reminds an illustration to a wonderful fairy tale or a beautiful poem. The foreground is saturated with many details contrasting […]...
40. Description of the painting by Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin “Workers”This artist was always at the forefront of the revolution, but nevertheless not all his canvases saw the light of exhibition lamps. There are those who were categorically forbidden by censorship, and there are those canvases that have become the personification of a new artistic revolutionary direction. For example, “Bathing a red horse” is myself […]...