The 1961 original Soviet propaganda poster by V. Volikov, titled "Gloire soviétique ! À l'homme soviétique le premier cosmonaute Yuri Gagarine - Space conquest," stands as a powerful testament to the Soviet Union's triumph in space exploration and the pioneering spirit of Yuri Gagarin, the first human to journey into outer space.
Against a backdrop of bold red and striking graphics, the poster exudes an aura of triumph and pride, celebrating Gagarin's historic achievement as the vanguard of Soviet space conquest. His iconic image, depicted in the center of the composition, radiates confidence and determination, embodying the indomitable spirit of the Soviet people and their dedication to scientific progress.
The words "Soviet glory!" boldly proclaim the nation's pride in Gagarin's accomplishment, emphasizing the collective achievement of the Soviet space program and its significance on the world stage. The poster serves as both a rallying cry for unity and a symbol of Soviet technological prowess, inspiring citizens to continue striving for greatness in the pursuit of scientific excellence.
Espace - USSR - Cold War - Russia
Printed in Moscow
Good condition, folds, dirt
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