#soviet design

[picsfromsiberiangirl]

A Small Soviet Guy.

[louderfade]

hand painted FED 5 Ukrainian camera

[hellohaters]

record sleeve design for Melody

[image-junkie]

Covers of Truzhenit︠s︡a Vostoka | Труженица Востока 1927 - 1928 "Series of pamphlets for Soviet readers to learn about the lives and legal and economic situations of ethnic women of the Soviet east. Part of a campaign for the emancipation of "Eastern" women who were taking part in building and strengthening the Soviet state. Folkloric color drawing of each ethnic woman on each pamphlet cover."

Houghton Library, Harvard University Digital Collections

[littlefleamart]

(source)

[actaecon]

Designer Varvara Stepanova 1927

[skrimshanker]

“Baby Dummies” created by Alexander Rodchenko and Vladimir Mayakovsky in 1923, was a unique propaganda poster in the style of an advertisement for dummies for children. Rodchenko, a Russian artist, and Mayakovsky, a Russian and futurist poet, worked together through 1923–28 during the recovery of the Soviet Republic after WW1 and the civil war.

[randomroomsphotos]

#140

[cominternagent]

The Soviet bloc was a developed economy by the 1970s with it manufacturing more semi-conductors then western Europe at the time.

[sovietpostcards]

Matchbox labels from Pinsk Match Factory in Belarus (1960)

[harminuya]

Labels of Soviet Armenian non-alchoholic drinks.

[picsfromsiberiangirl]

Tram Squad.

[louderfade]

АМФИТОН МС

[hellohaters]

cashmere Budyonovka / soviet textile pattern, 1924

[humanoidhistory]

The Anchor Hotel in Rostov-on-Don, Russia.

(via)

[elixir]

"Nuclear War" Soviet Poster — 1980