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Why do you sleep, man?

Why do you sleep, man?. Private Collection

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Agitation Boris Vasilievich 1872 After 1935 Chromolithography Civil War Defence History Of Russia Military Cervice Military Service October Revolution Political Poster Propaganda Recruitment Red Army Russian Civil War Russian History Russian Revolution Social And Political Posters Soviet Political Agitation Art Zvorykin Poster And Graphic Design


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This print titled "Why do you sleep, man?" from a private collection is a powerful representation of the tumultuous times during the Russian Revolution and Civil War. Created by Boris Vasilievich Zvorykin, a renowned artist known for his political agitation art, this poster served as propaganda to recruit soldiers for the Red Army. The image depicts an intense scene with vivid colors and striking composition. In the foreground, we see a weary soldier lying on the ground, seemingly asleep or exhausted from battle. The artist's intention becomes clear through the text boldly emblazoned across the top: "Why do you sleep, man?". This rhetorical question serves as both an indictment and a call to action. It challenges viewers to reflect upon their duty in defending their country during these turbulent times. The poster aims to awaken patriotism and ignite fervor among potential recruits. Zvorykin's use of chromolithography enhances the visual impact of this artwork. The vibrant hues convey urgency while capturing attention effectively amidst chaotic surroundings. As we delve into Russia's history, this piece offers valuable insights into how art was utilized as a tool for social and political change during periods of revolution and war. With its historical significance and artistic merit, this print stands as an important testament to Soviet political agitation artistry while reminding us of our responsibility towards preserving our nation's past.

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