Soviet Era Poster 336 - Color Changing Mug 11oz

Soviet Era Poster 333/336 This designation refers to a specific series of propaganda posters that were produced during the Soviet era, more precisely, between the years 1920 and 1987. The posters fall under three main categories: agitprop (agitation and propaganda), informational, and entertainment. Each poster is individually numbered as part of a series for easy identification, with '333/336' denoting a specific piece within this collection. These posters were created by various artists commissioned by the State to promote Communist ideology, educate the public on socialist themes, and encourage participation in national campaigns or events. They often feature bold colors, dramatic compositions, and strong, emotive imagery intended to evoke a response from the viewer. Soviet Era Posters have become collectible items of historical significance due to their representation of propaganda art during the Cold War era and the artistic styles they embody. As such, they provide valuable insights into the political climate and cultural aspects of the time.