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Soviet Art and Socialist Realism in the 20th century
We feature a large number of Soviet and socialist fine arts and posters as well as applied arts and design of that period.
The artists featured were active in the Soviet Union from the 1920s through the 1970s, and their works cover Russian avant-garde, socialist realism as well as the non-official underground art of the 1960s and 1970s.
The artists featured were active in the Soviet Union from the 1920s through the 1970s, and their works cover Russian avant-garde, socialist realism as well as the non-official underground art of the 1960s and 1970s.
SHOWING TODAY:
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Thematic Shows
- Russian Football
- Subway Life in Moscow
- Set Designs from "The Young Guard", Alexander Fadeyev, 1946
- 8th of March - International Women's Day
- Soviet Decorative Designs - Army and Household
- Religion according to the Soviet Communist Party in the 1960s
- Work Safety Posters in the Soviet Union
- Health Posters in the Soviet Union
- Carteles de los años 1940-1960
- Traffic Safety Posters in the Soviet Union
- Children and School in Soviet Posters
- Home Safety Posters in the Soviet Union
- Fire Safety Posters in the Soviet Union
- Railroads, Trains and Train Stations in Soviet Life
- Famous Russian Army Leaders and Generals - by artist M. Zakharova
- Leningrad Blockade Postcards - 1944
- Soviet Food, Markets & Restaurants
- Hiking, Boating and Mountaineering
- HAIL PRODUCTIVITY !
- Hunting and Fishing in Soviet Painting and Graphics
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Book Illustrations
- Marina Uspenskaya, 1989, "The Scarlet Flower", Sergey Aksakov, 1858
- Marina Uspenskaya, 1963, "Girls", Vera Smirnova, 1963
- Genrikh Valk, 1983, "Seven Small Soldiers", Yury Yakovlev, 1983
- Ivan Tsarevich, 1956, "The Truth of Blacksmith Ignotas", Alexander Gudaitis-Guzyavichyus, 1949
- Evgeniya Endrikson, 1947, "Native places", Agniya Barto
- Tatyana Alyoshina, 1974, "The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Knights", Aleksandr Pushkin, 1833
- Marina Uspenskaya, 1953, "The Grimy Girl", Agniya Barto, 1930
- Marina Uspenskaya, 1967, "Masha and Oika", Sofya Prokofieva, 1966
- Marina Uspenskaya, 1963, "The Rain Went For a Walk", Emma Moshkovskaya, 1963
- Marina Uspenskaya, 1967, "Grievance", Agniya Barto, 1965
- Marina Uspenskaya, 1955, "Silver Hoof", Pavel Bazhov, 1938
- Nika Golts, "Hans Christian Andersen Fairy Tales"
- Marina Uspenskaya, 1986, "About the Girl Nastya and the Malicious Invisible Girl", Yury Vyazemsky, 1986
- Marina Uspenskaya, 1960, "Difficult Verses", Elena Blaginina, 1960
- Marina Uspenskaya, 1957, "Alyonka", Lyudmila Zubkova, 1957
- Marina Uspenskaya, 1956, "The Violin", Leib Kvitko, 1948
- Marina Uspenskaya, 1955, "The Wolf and the 7 Kids"
- Roman Zhitkov, 1955, "Moscow Architecture", M. Snegeryov, 1956
- Evgeny Meshkov, 1973, "My Grandmother's Sea", S. Georgievskaya, 1973
- Marina Uspenskaya, 1957, "Children's Bus", Zinaida Aleksandrova, 1957
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Artist Portfolios
- Lipa Rojter (1910-1994)
- Aleksey Paukov (1923-1989)
- Albina Makunaite (1926-2001)
- Olga Eiges (1910-1996)
- Anna Samoilovskikh (1901-1986)
- Boris Korzhevsky (1927-2004)
- Lev Novikov (1942-1987)
- Nikolay Viting (1910-1991)
- Filipp Zhitkov (1860-1931)
- Alyona Ustinova
- Dmitry Krasnopevtsev (1925-1995)
- Nikolai Schumkin (1937-2008)
- Toporova, Vera (1918-2008)
- Konstantin Gneushev (born 1922)
- Vera Livanova (1910-1998)
- Tatyana Livanova (1931-2012)
- Tatyana Alyoshina (1955-1981)
- Irina Makoveeva (born 1954) (drypoint)
- Irina Makoveeva (born 1954) (drawings and oils)
- Konstantin Nazarov (1933-1981)