A lot of WWII and Cold War era Russian Soviet propaganda posters. The lot includes posters, Went Ashore Katyusha by Vladislav Kyunnap; a poster depicting a reference to Saint George and the Dragon, a Russian soldier killing a snake in the shape of a swastika insignia; Partisans by Vladimir Menshikov; One Hundred Hectares, Fritz Three Arshins is Enough by Vasily Zavyalov. All posters from the Portfolio: Inmortal Feat, thirty two posters by Combat Pencil, Boevoi Karandash. Publishing house of the RSFSR. Circa: 1950s. Provenance: from an exhibition, Leningrad Collective Propaganda artists. Each poster is marked and stamped in the print. Boevoi Karandash is a creative association of Leningrad artists who produced propaganda posters and collections of satirical drawings in the middle of the 20th century. This phenomenon of mass art is often referred to as such. WWII and Cold War Era Russian and Soviet Propaganda and Military Posters, Graphic Art Prints, and Collectibles.