Soviet Era Poster 36 - Color Changing Mug 11oz

Soviet Era Poster 36 The Soviet Era Poster 36 refers to a specific graphic artpiece produced during the Soviet Union period (1922-1991). Not much is known about the original context or artist of this particular poster, numbered 36 in an assumed series. These posters, commonly found in Russia and Eastern Europe, were widely used for propagandistic purposes, promoting ideologies, political campaigns, and cultural events during the Soviet era. The design typically features bold typography, vivid colors, and symbolic imagery, reflecting the aesthetic trends of socialist realism. Collectors and historians appreciate these posters as a significant part of 20th-century graphic art history and a visual representation of Soviet propaganda.