[RARE! SILKSCREEN] RUSSIAN SOVIET INDUSTRIAL POSTER FROM 1982 [RUN 1872 ONLY]

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View [RARE! SILKSCREEN] RUSSIAN SOVIET INDUSTRIAL POSTER FROM 1982 [RUN 1872 ONLY] with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. , “First of May”, “No one and nothing is forgotten”, “1918-1968”, “Brest – a hero-fortress”, “Peace!”., "1945-1975. (1958), “Belarusian health care” (1972), “The call of the people to be sick!”. (1974), "Syonnya - vuchan, tomorrow - workers!". RAREST!!! 1872 only printed Belarussian language (rare!!!) Original Soviet Silk Screen Printed Poster Silk screen printed posters were issued in a highly limited editions, almost handmade  That's why they are really hard to find collectable artworks nowadays  Printed by "Agitplakat" (Agitation poster by AgitArtStudio of Union of Artists) Minsk, 1982 Artist: Trofim Ignatenko Size: 90 x 60 cm (35 x 23 in) Trofim Denisovich Ignatenko (1916–1984) was Soviet graphic artist, poster artist, teacher. Member of the Union of Artists of the BSSR (since 1961). Born in the village of Rudnya-Sponitskaya, Gomel region. Graduated from the State Institute of the Lithuanian SSR in Vilnius (1958). Participated in art exhibitions since 1958. He taught at the Minsk Art College (1958-1976). Best known as a poster artist. Collaborated with the Belarusian Agitplakat. Main posters: “Time does not wait!”, “Happy holiday, comrades!”, “First of May”, “No one and nothing is forgotten”, “1918-1968”, “Brest – a hero-fortress”, “Peace!”, "1945-1975. May 9th, Glory to the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union! (1958), “Belarusian health care” (1972), “The call of the people to be sick!” (1974), "Syonnya - vuchan, tomorrow - workers!" (1974), "Pyatsigodtsy pomozhny finish" (1975), "Minsk Hero City" (1976), "Yakub Kolas" (1982). The works of T. D. Ignatenko are in the funds of the Belarusian Union of Artists. Condition: Used. Category: Art › Art Posters.

Type

Poster

Original/Licensed Reprint

Original

Country of Origin

Russian Federation