![Item #50377 [SOVIET COLLECTIVIZATION] Three posters with slogans on the Collectivization efforts...](https://penkararebooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/images/noimage.png?auto=webp)
Leningrad: Gublit, ca. 1925-1928? Various formats. Three small posters, printed to rectos in blue and red. About very good; small nicks and tears to edges. In protective mylar sleeve. Contains the following slogans: "Kazhdoe novoe sel’sko-khoziaistvennoe tovarishchestvo – zalog uluchsheniia krest'ianskogo khoziaistva (Every new agricultural cooperative plays its part in..... More
![Item #P6364 [SOVIET ANTI-RELIGIOUS PROPAGANDA] A subscription broadside for the journals “The...](https://penkararebooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/P6364_1.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1710416472)
Moscow: Tip. “Sovremennaia kul’tura”, 1928. Single leaf printed to recto (with partial text to lower verso), once folded, measuring 35 × 21 cm. Very good. This prospectus, addressed to heads of public educational institutions and educational inspectors, announces the new subscription year of two chief publications of the League of..... More
Düsseldorf: Mankopf Siebdruck, 1970. Original screen-printed poster on thick card stock, measuring 96.5 × 68 cm. Very good. Screen-printed poster based on a collage entitled "Jízdní řád" (Timetable). A a distinguished Czech artist and poet, Kolář (1914–2002) was the co-founder of the existentialist post-war group “Skupina 42” (Group 42) and..... More
Riga, Daugavpils, and Liepaja: Puskina Komiteja, 1937. Lithographed posters printed in two colors, in Latvian; 91 × 60; 94 × 60; and 99 × 66 cm. Faint horizontal and vertical fold lines. The celebration of the centenary of Alexander Pushkin's death in 1937 by the Russian diaspora would become one..... More
