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Russian Souvenir Magnet "Don't Talk!" Soviet Propaganda Brochure Style
$ 3.16
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Size 8cm * 5.5 cmWeight 24.3 g
Text:
"Be on the alert!
On such days, the walls are eavesdropped on.
Not far from chatter and gossip to infidelity!"
Nina Nikolaevna Vatolina (1915-2002) became widely known in Russia and abroad thanks to her posters. "Don'T TALK!", created by Vatolina in 1941, became one of the masterpieces of Soviet graphics.
Nina Vatolina:
- " When and why this poster appeared.
It was a tragic time. The poster was created to help survive in the fight against a deadly enemy.
This is a very sincere work.
How it was created.
That summer I was going to write my diploma – I was graduating from the Art Institute, I was making great plans. But everything turned upside down...
Moscow was plunged into darkness in the evenings – blackout on the windows, every day we know that the fighting was getting closer and closer to the capital.
One day my editor said: "We need to make a poster like this," and put her finger to her lips. "We need to talk less now."
My neighbor, two her sons went to the front, posed for me. The face I brought with the help of a mirror, so that the eyes and emotional expression are mine"