Soviet Visuals

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Part of The Little Mermaid (1968), dir. Ivan Aksenchuk, Soyuzmultfilm Decades before Disney, the Soviet studio Soyuzmultfilm crafted this bold, beautiful adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's Little Mermaid, today one of the most admired Russian-animated films around the world

Soviet mosaics transformed cities into ideological canvases. They traced changing political priorities, captured glimpses of everyday life, and revealed the dreams and values of the era.

Soviet vinyl record cover, 1974.

Children's pedal cars produced by the Chelyabinsk Forge and Press Plant, USSR, 1983.

"Godless" Soviet magazine, 1929.

"Three blue-blue lakes of crimson color". Excerpt from 1981 Armenian animated film.

Street demonstration on Herzen Street, Omsk, USSR, 1972. Photo by A. Birman.

Maria Prymachenko at home in Polissya with her family and artworks in the 1980s.

Soviet porcelain teapots, 1981.

Marx avenue, Moscow, USSR, 1974.

"I'm going to visit my grandpa" by "Mziuri" Soviet Georgian children's band, USSR TV, 1977

"Like Mum" Soviet anti-smoking poster, 1977.

"Day of Free Africa" Soviet matchbox label, 1964.

Sanatorium in the Arctic. Excerpt from 1978 Soviet TV broadcast.

Soviet travel brochure, 1979.

Кино из детства.

Cosmonaut Alexei Yeliseyev Soyuz-10 Space Station, 1971.

Soviet porcelain plate, 1919.

Andrei Rublev (1966) by Andrei Tarkovsky