Soviet Logos (Series)
1960s
A series of examples of Soviet era logos. The logos were introduced into Russian culture as part of the cultural thaw initiated by Nikita Krushshev after the death of Stalin. Political reform created an increase in cultural and economic output, including Soviet exports and the development of graphic design. At the same time the government decreed that all USSR-based companies needed to have their own logo, leading to a boom in Soviet-designed trademarks.
This is a Giclée fine art print on 310gsm Hahnemühle Hemp paper.
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