Soviet Era Poster 566 - Pint Glass 16oz

Soviet Era Poster 566 Soviet Era Poster 566 refers to a graphic design artifact produced during the Soviet Union's existence (1922-1991). The number '566' likely denotes an internal catalog or inventory reference within archives, as numbers were often used to identify and organize artwork in the Soviet era. These posters served various purposes such as propaganda, promotion of socialist ideals, cultural events, and more. They are recognized for their bold, graphic style that combined elements of Socialist Realism and modern art movements. The poster's design, colors, and themes offer insight into the historical, political, and societal context of the Soviet Union during its existence. Today, these posters are collected as historical artifacts and provide valuable insights into Soviet culture and aesthetics.