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Mesmerising candy wrapper 'Parsifal' from 1927. Some artists were still working in symbolist / Art Nouveau style in 1920s.

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'Arthur of Albion' written by John Matthews and illustrated by Belorussian artist Pavel Tatarnikov in 2009. Pavel is specialised in medieval illustration which you can notice in his minute attention to detail. Dreamy atmosphere...

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Well the Soviet movie producers did not have the budget for elaborate effects and FX makeup.
I have a feeling if they did some would be scary AF.
The Americans also made these aliens.

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A series of early-#Soviet decorated with folkloristic representations of a few of the many ethnicities inhabiting the newly born Soviet State. https://t.co/Z6VGMXGsgI

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Happy Valentine’s Day people.
Take this Soviet man... please say yes, it’s also his birthday 😳





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"We stand with you, Viet Nam!"

(Soviet Union, late 1960s or early 1970s)

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I got an idea inspired by "Fallout Equestria" and the soviet movie "The Elusive Avengers" 1966. 📽️

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'The Lost Little song, Folktales of People of the North' beautifully illustrated by Kirill Ovchinnikov in 1977. Amazing details of the costumes and a little tent (could that be an urasa?)

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also a practice on cel shading

I also want to make a "Soviet" parody of Astro Boy to slip in onto my future projects lmao
I call her Tetsuwan Anatolia (Cosmo Gal)

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Another Commissioned art!
Girls und Panzer's Pravda girls as Soviet leaders
for a Death of Stalin fan-fiction parody.

Read here: https://t.co/evi5zHW5nS
Fan-fiction Credits to VictorChild

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Younger soviet but with bear paws because of a fanfiction

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"Our banner is Leninism!" Soviet poster, 1965

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'The Golden Key, or the Adventures of Buratino' was Alexei Tolstoy's version of Carlo Collodi's Pinocchio. These are luxurious illustrations from 1984 by Aleksandr Koshkin.

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WW2 soviet marine and SVT-40

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1950's black market of photomontage romantic cards from Russia.

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FROM LITHUANIA: Stasys Krasauskas is best known to former Soviet citizens for his linocut of “Youth” which became the logo for the eponymous magazine. His other works are also based in thin lines but substantial and affecting.

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Artwork from Soviet magazine 'Tekhnika Molodezhi' (Youth Technics).

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Soviet space art by Andrei Sokolov, Yuri Tsirkunov, Yuri Pokhodaev, and Valentin Viktorov.

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