Painting
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A. Rylov. In the Blue Expanse (1918)
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S. Malyutin. Portrait of writer Furmanov
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S. Malyutin. Partisan
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I. Brodsky. Lenin in Smolny (1930)
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I. Brodsky. Stalin
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M. Grekov. Trumpeter and standard-bearer
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"They are hearing Moscow" (poster).
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N. Kasatkin. Pioneer-girl with book (1926)
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