Soviet poster of the post-revolutionary era (1917-1932)
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Eviternare.v0i2.8124Keywords:
Propaganda; Revolution; Graphic Art; Icon; LubokAbstract
This article aims to bring the reader to the Soviet poster as a form of artistic expression. To understand the relevance of the Soviet cartel is necessary to approach the context in which it develops. The artists are at the service of the State and their function is to get their message across the entire population. The Soviet graphic art stands out for the use of a poster of agitation as a way to spread the Bolshevik ideology, and as any artistic form, it has sometimes unexpected antecedents. Russian traditional art becomes the starting point for the development of posters. Artists are immersed in the research and rediscovery of their own roots, enhancing and reinforcing them and, in this way, an approach to Russian society is produced through elements that already know.
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