Soviet space race posters

Cold War paranoia and a huge technological leap. This poster is meant to look like a vintage poster for the Soviet Union's Sputnik space satellite.

20th July 2019, is the 50th anniversary of the Moon Landing and this book celebrates the Space Race rivalry between the US and the Soviet Union. Readers will learn about the neck-and-neck race between the two superpowers, through an illustrated story of the rivalry that gripped the world. From Russia's first satellite, Sputnik, to Neil Armstrong planting a US a flag on the moon, discover the events that unfolded through amazing nostalgic illustrations and engaging text.

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I recently became a little obsessed with the early space race between the U.S.S.R and U.S. These posters are the result. This one depicting the first satellite to orbit the earth: Sputnik.

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A new book celebrates the cosmic visions of Russian magazine illustrators

Art,fashion,design,technology etc from the atomic space age

Vibrant, colorful, and intense -- just a reminder that no one did state propaganda better than the U.S.S.R.

The Soviets sent stray dogs up to conquer space. This is what happened next

Science and communism are inseparable! That is the basic message of this amazing collection of Soviet space propaganda posters that will be auctioned off on April 22. The posters have messages such as "Comrades! Soviet Land Has From Now On Become the Shore of the Universe!" or "The Tenth Planet Symbolizes the Victory of Communism!" and "Be Proud, Soviet, You Opened a Path from the Earth to the Stars!" One of our favorites is "Lenin Is With Us, Immortal and Majestic, the Thoughts, Words and…

The Soviet Union had some problems, but one thing they got right was space art. That's why there's nothing better than this gallery of adorable and

Apple TV's For All Mankind Debuts Posters at NYCC Apple TV has revealed a special double-sided poster for its new space race drama For All Mankind available exclusively for fans at New York Comic Con. The retro-inspired art pays homage to the rivalry between the US and the Soviets at the center of the alternate history drama which imagines what might have happened if the Russians beat the Americans to the moon landing by a matter of weeks and the major repercussions that would've had on…

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Soviet matchbox celebrating Belka and Strelka, two dogs from their space program.

Four faux posters celebrating Soviet space accomplishments