1943 Original Russian Poster - Yangi Oilada safe in a new family (Horizontal)

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1943 Original Russian Poster - Yangi Oilada safe in a new family (Horizontal)Date: 1943 Size: 21 x 16. 5 inches Artist: Unknown This is an original Soviet propaganda poster which aims to show that the relocation of children in the 1940s from Soviet Republics to other areas of the country, like the Central Asian Soviet province of Uzbekistan, was a success. Perfectly retro, perfectly Soviet, and great for a child's room, or maybe a man cave. The poster has been folded for many years but remains in overall very good condition.

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exterior matting 20 x 16 inches

A reminder of the damages war brought onto the people

a Montreal-born artist who became the first Canadian painter (since James Wilson Morrice) to attain widespread international recognition

" it's English title being "Cavalry Charge

There are holes in all four corners as well as center top and bottom suggesting that this piece was intended to be nailed or screwed into place

In those years Cremonini had many exhibitions in major galleries in Milan

Date: 1817 + 1823

Date: 2006

Date: 1967

we have never seen these posters - primarily because they were issued to the press and were used as displays in the venues during the Olympics

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