#soviet art

[sovietpostcards]

"April Sun" by Mikhail Abakumov (1986)

[jareckiworld]

Vladimir Kandelaki — Tower House of Cards (oil on canvas, 1983)

[random-brushstrokes]

Alexander Deineka - Basketball (1950s)

[distor777]

Sergey Andreyaka - New year night 1984

[lionofchaeronea]

Dusk, Mikhail Guzhavin, 1927

[reactor-four-official]

Stained glass windows in the administrative building of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.

The Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant was one of the largest in the Soviet Union and the poster child of the Soviet nuclear power industry. As such, little expense was spared on details like these windows.

The Soviet Union often used motifs in abstract art to promote Communism and laude their successes.

For more info, check out my reblog of this post.

[sovietpaintings]

Купальщицы | The Bathers;

Aleksandr Deyneka, 1952.

[picsfromsiberiangirl]

Found This Gem On A School.

[4eternal-life]

MIKHAIL GEORGIEVICH ABAKUMOV  (Russian/Soviet, 1948 -2010)

Autumn in Totma,  1998

© 2016-2022 Soviet Art  / Abakumov

[creativespark]

Aleksandr Deyneka (Russian, 1899-1959), After the Battle, 1944

[arthistoryanimalia]

#FishFriday:

Porcelain goldfish lamp, 1955

designed by Soviet sculptor Bronislav Bystrushkin (1926-1977) for Lomonosov's Porcelain Factory, Leningrad.

[sovietpostcards]

"Willows In Bloom" by Aleksey Gritsai (1960s)

[jareckiworld]

Yakov Chernikhov (1889-1951) — Suprematist Composition [gouache and ink, on paperboard, 1922]

[random-brushstrokes]

Aleksandr Gerasimov (Russian, 1881-1963) - Boat Trip

[balkanparamo]

The Cambodian Student by Oleg Vishnyakov, 1970.

[piroshky]

Маугли. Illustrated by Aleksandr Koshkin. 1983.