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3. For this I was immediately rewarded. ROSTA Window No 42, 1921
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3. For this I was immediately rewarded. ROSTA Window No 42, 1921
3. For this I was immediately rewarded. ROSTA Window No 42, 1921. Private Collection
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1917 Agitation Agitprop Anxiety Gouache And Ink On Paper Mayakovsky National Uprising October Revolution Peasant Political Poster Power Proletarian Proletariat Propaganda Rosta Rosta Window Russian Revolution Socialist Realism Soviet Political Agitation Art Symbol Vladimir Vladimirovich 1893 1930 Poster And Graphic Design
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The captivating print titled "3. For this I was immediately rewarded. ROSTA Window No 42,1921" takes us back to a significant moment in history - the Russian Revolution of 1917. This powerful artwork, part of a private collection, showcases the essence of agitation and propaganda art during that time. Created by Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky, a prominent figure in Soviet political agitation art, this piece combines gouache and ink on paper to convey its message effectively. The image depicts a peasant worker surrounded by symbols representing power and revolution. It captures the spirit of the proletariat rising up against oppressive forces and fighting for their rights. The ROSTA Window series played an essential role in disseminating revolutionary ideas among the masses during this period. These posters were displayed in public spaces to educate and inspire people towards national uprising. They became iconic representations of socialist realism - showcasing ordinary workers as heroes while promoting unity and collective action. This particular print reflects both anxiety and hope within its composition - anxiety stemming from social unrest but also hope for change through revolution. Its bold colors, strong lines, and striking imagery make it an exceptional example of agitprop art. As we gaze upon this historic photograph print today, we are reminded not only of Russia's tumultuous past but also how visual arts can be used as potent tools for political expression throughout history.
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