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historicaltimes: Artist’s conception of the 1,600-foot Palace of Soviets: Moscow, 1937 via reddit Read More
extradan: punk-con: soviet-red: stonekeep: how he do that fucking artists man Haha I thought this was real at first Artist overdrive
kristenk0: Tatlin’s Tower or The Monument to the Third International The other day I posted a picture of Ai Wei Wei’s Fountain of Light, a piece that’s a direct quotation of Tatlin’s Tower. Vladimir Tatlin was a Soviet artist who created The
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extradan:punk-con: soviet-red: stonekeep: how he do that fucking artists man Haha I thought this was real at first Artist overdrive
Soviet poster for ANDROMEDA NEBULA (Yevgeni Sherstobitov, USSR, 1967) Artist: Shulgin
the-great-soviet-union: Several pieces by Ukrainian artist Mikhail Khmelko.
punk-con: soviet-red: stonekeep: how he do that fucking artists man Haha I thought this was real at first
Alexander Deineka (or Deyneka; Kursk 1899 - Moscow 1969), Expanse, 1944, oil on canvas via http://www.deineka.info/
Yuri Pimenov (Moscow, 1903 - 1977); New Moscow, 1937; oil on canvas, 170 x 140 cm; Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow
Kazimir Malevich (Kiev 1879 - Leningrad 1935); Portrait of Artist’s Wife N.A. Malevich, 1933; oil on canvas, 56 x 67.5 cm; The Russian Museum, Saint Petersburg
cinque-del-mattino:Alexander Deineka (1899-1969)
alanspazzaliartist: Male Figures, 1934, by Soviet-born artist Rustam Khamdamov
sovietpostcards: 3.30 USD Vintage Soviet postcard. Published in 1987. Used - written. Fair vintage condition. A bend in the top left corner. Scribbles on the back.Artist Vladimir Zarubin — probably the most popular Russian postcard artist to this
sovietpostcards: Vintage Soviet Postcard (1965) / White Duck folk tale illustration / Traditional Russian terem house / artist Ivan Bilibin (via etsy)
sovietpostcards: Vintage Soviet Postcard (1965) / Ivan Tsarevich and the Grey Wolf / artist Ivan Bilibin (via etsy)
gayartgallery: Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Deyneka (Russian: Алекса́ндр Алекса́ндрович Дейне́ка; May 20, 1899 – June 12, 1969) was a Soviet Russian painter, graphic artist and sculptor, regarded as one of the most important
nudemeninart: ‘’ Bathing the Horses ‘’ (1940) by Anatoly TreskinAnatoly Treskin (1905-1986) was a Soviet art restorer and artist.
arteefalo:// #arteefalo Artist: Alexande Deineka* (1899 - 1969) Title: Untitled Technique: Paper, color lithography (40x55cm) ___ #AlexandeDeineka *Alexandre Alexandrovich Deineka, was a Soviet painter, graphic artist and sculptor. … Follow us on
antonio-m: “Portrait of Sergei“, 1981 by Yuri Dmitrievich Khukhrov (1932-2003). Russian Soviet realist painter, graphic artist, and art teacher. oil on canvas
ganymedesrocks:Back with The Run, from Alexander Deïneka, born Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Deyneka (1899 - 1969), a Russian born, who became one of the more prime Soviet modernist painter, graphic artist and sculptor; his Collective Farmer on a Bicycle,
talesfromweirdland: Illustrations for DON QUIXOTE by Soviet artist, Savva Brodsky (1923-1982).
70sscifiart: itsfullofstars: “Glory to the explorers of space!”A. Leonov, A. Sokolov, 1971 This is a remarkable poster, a result of collaboration between an artist Andrey Sokolov and a Soviet cosmonaut Alexey Leonov, who did the painting
russiansoulvintage: M. Lermontov “Demon”, Drawing by V. Serov. Postcard – 1959, Soviet Artist Publ.
extradan: punk-con: soviet-red: stonekeep: how he do that dat artists man Haha I thought this was real at first Artist overdrive
wolfdig: extradan:punk-con: soviet-red: stonekeep: how he do that fucking artists man Haha I thought this was real at first Artist overdrive Surreal
crossconnectmag: Mixed Media Art by Lina KusaiteLina Kusaite is a freelance illustrator, concept artist and art coach, working in Brussels, Belgium. Her professional life was influenced by a mix of Post Soviet, Dutch and French education systems in the
odelyon: Examen d’admission I’ll bet the Soviet authorities just loved this parody. I’ve so far been unable to find an artist or a date for it (help anyone?) but Sergey Grigoriev’s 1946 original, Admission to the Komsomol, is shown below.
