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Wonderful illustrations of Paulina Garwatowska for the Hans Christian Andersen's "Fairy Tales" (Basnie) in 1988. #sovietart #soviet

Catalogue "1936 Styles and models of shoes of the Shoe Union Industry" Preschool shoe and men's slipper. #soviet

"Happiness" written by Maurice Carême, the Russian translation is illustrated by Viktor Pivovarov in 1970. The pastel world full of incredible flowers definitely brings me happiness. #soviet #sovietart https://t.co/s1CV9gnPQb

"The Wonder Tree" written by Korney Chukovsky and illustrated by Vladimir Konashevich in 1926. #soviet #sovietart

Yes, because the wolf's diet is very strict! (image by Andrzej Strumiłło)

The Telephone book by Kornei Chukovsky (1978) - the crocodile is calling. Drawings by V. Andriyevich. And there's a 'real' cardboard phone for dialling.

Orphaned illustrations for books on Anna Karenina #fairtaletuesday considered an incredible piece of literature by Tolstoy for its love-melodrama, now feminists mostly find it a bit annoying. Discuss!

“On the Spacecraft” written in Polish by Marek Koreywo and illustrated by Marian Stachurski 1968. This is a Russian translation. #soviet #sovietart

"Greedy are Richer", Belorussian fairytales illustrated by Nikolai Seleshyuk in 1986. #soviet #sovietart

"The Entertainer" For the organization of leisure activities of schoolchildren and pioneers and for everyone who does not want to be bored in their free time, the magazine will provide a variety of material.
"The Entertainer" is for plays, games, songs, riddles, and fun ideas.