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A 1971 Russian Soviet propaganda poster. Created as a satirical commentary on events in the United States, the poster, published by Boyevoy Karandash, provides a glimpse into the Soviet perspective during the Cold War era. Designed by Vladimir Galba with accompanying verse by Dmitry Tolmachev, the poster employs vivid imagery and symbolic elements to convey the idea that U.S. events resemble a circus show. Boyevoy Karandash, known for its satirical and propaganda works, contributed to shaping the visual narrative that reflected Soviet ideology. Russian Soviet Posters And Propaganda Art Collectibles.
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