Soviet Era Poster 276 - White Coffee Mug

Soviet Era Poster 276 This poster is a piece of graphic art produced during the Soviet era. The number "276" likely refers to its catalog or inventory designation within a larger collection of Soviet propaganda posters. Soviet propaganda posters were used extensively from the Russian Revolution in 1917 until the dissolution of the USSR in 1991, serving as a means to disseminate ideological messages, promote communist values, and mobilize the populace for various political campaigns. The specific design and content of Soviet Era Poster 276 reflect the aesthetics and themes prevalent during its time of creation, offering insights into the cultural, historical, and political context of the Soviet Union.