USSR art graphics scools - Set of 4 1970'6 anticléricalism USSR grafics posters - 1970-1980

1 Anti-Clerical Soviet propaganda poster – way to God Anti-Clerical Soviet propaganda poster depicting a man holding a plan of events positioned on a big lock which is only open if you walk on God’s path. In the background the library (бцблнотека), the club (клуб), and the lecture hall (лектор) are closed
людям в клуб закрыв дорогу, ты открыл тропйнку к богу! Closing the way to the club for people, you opened the path to God! Size: 66 x 48 cm.

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4 Anti-Clerical Soviet propaganda poster – church trash. Anti-Clerical Soviet propaganda poster depicting a man picking up “church trash”, the writer warns him that he embarks on a slippery slope and that the (golden) loops can tighten. Konstantin Ilyich Nevler was a graphical artist, he graduated from the Moscow Architectural Institute (MARKHI). He publihshed in many magazines and newspapers, such like Pravda and Izvestia and he made anti-clerical propaganda posters.. Good condition
собрал церковный хлам пйжон. он новой модою сражен! на скольэкйй ты вступаещь путь,- петлею может эатянуть!.. The man collected church trash. He’s struck by a new fashion!… He embarks on a slippery slope – a loop can tighten! Size: 66 x 48 cm.