NYPLDigitalGallery : posters of the Russian civil war, 1918-1922

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NYPLDigitalGallery : posters of the Russian civil war, 1918-1922
Description: 'Posters of the Russian Civil War, 1918-1922' is an online exhibition presented by the New York Public Library. This is a medium-sized online image archive, containing "213 posters, placards, and broadsides" and the physical holdings are said to be "one of the largest assemblages of such posters outside of Russia". There is a short introductory text and suggestions for further reading. By clicking on 'See all images' one can browse through all 213 images. Images are presented as thumbnails and larger versions, with the larger version usually being 760 pixels on the longest side. This makes the larger images adequate for study and for use in lectures and presentations. Larger printed versions can be ordered and the website states that these are made "from a very high-resolution print file". It is not certain if these images can be shipped to places outside the U.S. All images in the database are accompanied by full archival details.
Keywords - controlled: posters; propaganda; Russia; Soviet Union; illustrations; illustrators; cartoons; editorial cartoons; political cartoons; censorship; chromolithography; lithography; placards (information artifacts)
Keywords - uncontrolled: early Soviet posters; Soviet-era posters; Russian posters; Russian Civil War posters; Russian illustration; Soviet illustration; Ukrainian posters
Type: Images; Primary source
URL: http://digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypldigital/explore/dgexplore.cfm?col_id=195
Classification: Modern languages and area studies > Europe > Europe by region / Country > Eastern Europe > Russian Federation > Museums, libraries, archives
Modern languages and area studies > Europe > Europe by region / Country > Eastern Europe > Russian Federation > Museums, libraries, archives
Modern languages and area studies > Europe > Europe by region / Country > Eastern Europe > Russian Federation > Media studies
Communication and media studies > Advertising > Advertising in specific media > Outdoor advertising > Poster advertising
Communication and media studies > Printing > Printing history
Creative and performing arts > Visual arts > Art history > Artists > Graphic artists
Creative and performing arts > Visual arts > Art history > Iconography > Military subjects
Resource creator: New York Public Library (Author)
Country of origin: United States
Period: 20th Century (1900 - 1945)
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