Sergei Ivanov - USSR Manifesto sovietico Viva la Terza...

Political Soviet manifesto dedicated to the Communist Third International. Note: This is a later edition probably from the 1950s. The composition, attributed to the Russian artist Sergei Ivanov, depicts a worker with a red flag. The slogan “Long live the Third Communist International” appears in Russian on the banner and in English, Italian, French and German in the lower band. The original drawing is dated between 1919 and 1921 and is a significant example of Soviet propaganda graphics. A work of great historical and collecting interest, ideal for enthusiasts of the Russian avant-garde, the USSR, Soviet propaganda, constructivism and 20th-century political graphics. The manifesto will be carefully packed and shipped in protective packaging. Add me to your favorite sellers so you don’t miss future historical manifests and other collectibles. !!! Add me to your favorite sellers to discover new arrivals and go see my other items up for auction !!! It will be shipped in a rigid tube with DHL/GLS/FED-EX tracking Note: for shipments outside the EU, customs costs are already taken into account iI has been a great painter like Montaut: Roovy, Nevil, Campion, Aldelmo, Brie, Dufourt and Jobbe du Val, Mucha Alphonse, Leonetto Cappiello, Toulouse‑Lautrec, Dudovich, Cassandre, Leopoldo Metlicoviz, Adolf Adolf Hohestein, Savignac, Villemot, Achille Luciano Mauzan, Gruau, Jean d’Ylen, Gino Boccassile, Duillio Cambellotti, Carpanetto Giovanni Battista Fortunato Depero, Garretto, Seneca Federico, Mario Gros, Mataloni, Aldo Mazza, Giuseppe Muggiani, Marcello Nizzoli, Jean‑Michel Folon Depero Klimt Cambellotti Nizzoli Erte Jugendstil Deco Art Nouveau Liberty Belle Epoque Italian Italy France Belgium Netherlands Paris prints litho lithography prints graphic poster affiche Dudovich antique ancient eighteenth nineteenth centuries eight hundred nine hundred campari Vienna German Liberty Deco Futurist Futurism Marinetti old era old things

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