Socialist Realist Portraitureさんのイラストまとめ

Július Szabó (1907-1972). Workers/ The Revolutionary, from the Revolution Series, 1961. Slovak National Gallery, Bratislava, Slovakia.

6) That introduces worker control of production.
7) That produces in the countryside all that is needed for the front and the rearguard based on a plan but respects the product of the work of the peasant masses, whether individual or collective.

4) That nationalises and reorganises our primary industries, beginning with the industries of war.
5) That creates a coordinating council for industry and the economy in general, in which all technicians and specialists of the Popular Front are represented.

Reinhold Rossig (German, 1903-1979). A Modern Still Life, ca 1960. Oil on card, Bauhaus Dessau Foundation, Dessau-Roßlau, Germany. #DDR

Miroslav Marček (1929-1995). The 2nd Czechoslovak Parachute Brigade (Weapons, Training and Combat), 1974. East Slovak Gallery, Košice, Slovakia.

Guttuso completed this series between 1943 and 1944 when the liberation struggle was not over with inks provided by clandestine printers in Genoa. There, he acted as a liaison between the Roman command of the Garibaldi Brigades and the Marsica front.

Izaak Celnikier (Polish, 1923-2011). Korea, ca. 1954. Oil, canvas. Jacek Malczewski Museum in Radom, Poland.

Jan Hála (1890-1959). Welcoming the Red Army in Važec, 1952. Oil on canvas, 145.8 x 210.8 cm. Slovak National Gallery.

Convicted (1956) & Victims of Fascism (1957). Chalk, aquarelle, watercolour. Slovak National Gallery.

Tortured to Death (1956) & Victims of Fascism (1956). Chalk, aquarelle, watercolour. Slovak National Gallery.