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"The Pre-Work Shift is Underway - Work Hard and with Inspiration" - Soviet Russian poster (1980s) by Unknown artist. Depicts marching people in blue and red, encouraging hard work.

The Pre-Work Shift is Underway - Work Hard and with Inspiration

Unknown, 1980s

"The Pre-Work Shift is Underway - Work Hard and with Inspiration" - Soviet Russian poster (1980s) by Unknown artist, Depicts marching people in blue and red, encouraging hard work, framed in a French apartment with parquet floors, white walls and soft sunlight
Medium
Oil/card
Dimensions
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70 x 55
Country
Russian SFSR
Condition
C | Fair - Noticeable wear, still presentable
"The Pre-Work Shift is Underway - Work Hard and with Inspiration" - Soviet Russian poster (1980s) by Unknown artist, Depicts marching people in blue and red, encouraging hard work, framed in a wooden frame on a white wall with soft sunlight
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We Will Reliably Defend What We Won in October!

Russian SFSR, 1977

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