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A simple poster print of a peasant transforming bread into cotton

Framed Print : A simple poster print of a peasant transforming bread into cotton
Framed Print : A simple poster print of a peasant transforming bread into cotton
Framed Print : A simple poster print of a peasant transforming bread into cotton
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Framed Print of Kak iz khleba sdelat sitets? [How do you make cotton from grain?] This is very simple. A peasant can make anything of bread, anything he needs. A peasant should only give out all spare bread at a collection point for the fixed price

BL3315349 Kak iz khleba sdelat sitets? [How do you make cotton from grain?]
'This is very simple. A peasant can make anything of bread, anything he needs. A peasant should only give out all spare bread at a collection point for the fixed price. A worker then will get it and give a peasant back anything he needs. Workers can work properly only when they are stuffed, but only peasants can feed them'.; British Library, London, UK; (add.info.: A collection of posters issued by the Soviet Soviet government, 1918-1921.
Author: Unknown / Illustrator: Unknown
Moscow ?, State Publishing House, 1920's ? Novorossiss. Izdanie Narodnogo Komissariata Prodovol'stviia [Issued by the People's Commissariat for Foodstuffs]
Language: Russian
Source/Shelfmark: Cup.645.a.6.(64)); From the British Library archive.
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Russian Revolution Posters , Peasant Life In Russia , Asia Asian Culture Heritage , Soviet Socialist Republics , Soviet Union Textile Industry , Cotton Production From Grain , USSR Food Collection Posters , Russian Poster Design History , Russian Political Propaganda

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Bring a touch of rustic charm and simplicity into your home with our range of Framed Prints. This piece, 'Kak iz khleba sdelat sitets? [How do you make cotton from grain?]', shows the resourcefulness and self-sufficiency of a peasant's life. A poignant reminder that even in the simplest things, there is beauty to be found.

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