Soviet Era Poster 387 - White Coffee Mug

Soviet Era Poster 387 Soviet Era Poster 387 is a graphic design piece created during the Soviet Union's existence (1922-1991). These posters were used as a means of mass communication, serving various purposes such as propaganda, public service announcements, and cultural promotion. The number '387' likely refers to an internal identification or cataloguing system within the USSR. This poster, like many others from the era, showcases the unique visual aesthetics and ideological symbolism that characterized Soviet design during this period. Despite their historical significance, authentic Soviet-era posters can be difficult to find due to their age and the dissolution of the USSR. Their preservation and study continue to offer valuable insights into the cultural and political history of the Soviet Union.