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Youth, Go into the Textile Industry! – Soviet Russia Occupational propaganda poster from 1973 featuring a woman working in textiles with blue, white and yellow tones.

Youth, Go into the Textile Industry!

Miron Vladimirovich Lukyanov, 1973

Youth, Go into the Textile Industry! – Soviet Russia Occupational propaganda poster from 1973 featuring a woman working in textiles with blue, white and yellow tones, framed in a French apartment with parquet floors, white walls and soft sunlight
Medium
Offset/paper
Dimensions
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90 x 57
Country
Russian SFSR
Condition
A | Excellent - Minimal to no signs of wear
Youth, Go into the Textile Industry! – Soviet Russia Occupational propaganda poster from 1973 featuring a woman working in textiles with blue, white and yellow tones, framed in a wooden frame on a white wall with soft sunlight
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