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Русский: Плакат «Всё для фронта! Всё для победы!». Москва ; Ленинград : Искусство, 1942 (Москва : Типолитография Госпланиздата). Цветная литография, 1 лист, 90×60 см, 25 000 экз.

English: "Everything for the Front. Everything for Victory". WWII USSR propaganda poster

Date

1941 (создан художником); 1942 (издан)

Source

Российская государственная библиотека

Author



Alternative names	Čeština: El Lisickij English: El Lissitzky Русский: Эль Лисицкий
Description	Russian-Soviet painter, architect, graphic designer, photographer, type designer and teacher
Date of birth/death	10 November 1890 (in Julian calendar)	30 December 1941
Location of birth/death	Pochinok	Moscow
Authority file	: Q152233 VIAF: 41890867 ISNI: 0000000118041140 ULAN: 500015156 LCCN: n79132147 NLA: 35308042 WorldCat

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