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Sickle Collection

"Symbol of Revolution: The Sickle's Enduring Legacy" In the realm of communist propaganda, a powerful image emerged in 1967 with Viktor Ivanov's iconic poster

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Sickle Collection: COMMUNIST POSTER, 1967. Lenin lived, Lenin lives, Lenin will live forever
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Sickle Collection: Bust of Ho Chi Minh and Vietnamese socialist flag, Vietnam, Indochina, Southeast Asia, Asia
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Sickle Collection: Lenin, (c1930), (1939). Creator: Aleksandr Gerasimov
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Sickle Collection: Druid carrying mistletoe
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Sickle Collection: Feudal lord instructing peasant workers
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Sickle Collection: The Farming Year by Pauline Baynes
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Sickle Collection: Druids (ancient Priests) collect mistletoe
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Sickle Collection: Druids cut mistletoe
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Sickle Collection: Summer (From the series The Four Seasons), c. 1644. Artist: Teniers, David, the Younger (1610-1690)
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Sickle Collection: Japanese ways of chivalry: a display of ancient fighting methods by the Budokwai in London at
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Sickle Collection: The meridian Line also known as The Siesta, 1888-1889 (Oil on Canvas)
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Sickle Collection: The Chamber Idyll, 1831. Creator: Edward Calvert
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Sickle Collection: Kinchley Hill and Brazil Wood, Swithland, Leicestershire
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Sickle Collection: Monument to Arctic exploration - Archangel
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Sickle Collection: Communism in Russia 1934
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Sickle Collection: Corn cutter hat reaping picking mowing harvest
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Sickle Collection: Two nude children standing; from New Book of Children, 1720-60
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Sickle Collection: Charles, Cecile, Courage, Lemon tree, Dog, Mushrooms, Doves, Cherries, Curious, Curiosite
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Sickle Collection: Barley pickers near Olden (Norway). In the background the typical houses of the region
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Sickle Collection: Clay pots and sickle; Photo studio
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Sickle Collection: Allegorical wall painting of summer from the east of the atrium of Regio IX.V.11
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Sickle Collection: Red Laughter, Satirical in N & B, 1916_2_19: A Postsdam - War of 14 -18, Germany Prussia, Automobile
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Sickle Collection: MUSSOLINI / HARVESTING 33
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Sickle Collection: Plate 1: Saturn in a niche devouring his son, standing before a scythe
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Sickle Collection: Two nude children, one sleeping and the other holding a wreath, from New Book of Childr
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Sickle Collection: The Apache Reaper [gathering wheat], c1906. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
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Sickle Collection: Chhaya Kharade, 36, an unemployed farm labourer poses with her sickle inside her house in
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Sickle Collection: Russia, Moscow, Zamoskvorechiye-area, Art Muzeon Sculpture Park, Soviet-era sculpture
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Sickle Collection: Gravestone of Sosas and Nostimos. Greece
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Sickle Collection: Spanish Civil War poster, Juan Negrin
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Sickle Collection: Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Farmer! Your
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Sickle Collection: Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Poster by Carles
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Sickle Collection: Cartoon, The Harvest of War, WW1
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Sickle Collection: Harold Macmillan during a visit to Soviet Russia
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Sickle Collection: A scene in a church, with the priests dead and the poor-box robbed, during the Spanish Civil War
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Sickle Collection: Death vision: the fourth rider of the apocalypse - ' we saw a pale horse; the one who mounted it
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Sickle Collection: Allegory of the sun and the earth, 1551-1600 (pen and black ink with wash on paper)
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Sickle Collection: Automne. Allegorie (Autumn. Allegory). Peinture d'Anatoli Afanasyevich Arapov (1876-1949)
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Sickle Collection: En memoire de Nikolai Sapunov (Sapounov) (1880-1912) (In Memory of N. Sapunov)
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Sickle Collection: Une moissonneuse avec une faucille sur la tete. Peinture de Alexei Fyodorovich Pakhomov (1900-1973)
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Sickle Collection: The Triumph of Death. Allegorical representation of Death with a fake on a hitch
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Sickle Collection: DDE-90025753
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Sickle Collection: 'Saturne (ou Cronos) devorant son fils'Peinture de Pierre Paul (Pierre-Paul)
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Sickle Collection: The Mowing Peasant (bronze)
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Sickle Collection: The Mowing Peasant (bronze)
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Sickle Collection: Portrait of Catherine Deshayes, by A. Coypel (engraving)
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Sickle Collection: Twelve month calendars: agricultural work, leaf collection, wool cutting, hawk hunting, harvest


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"Symbol of Revolution: The Sickle's Enduring Legacy" In the realm of communist propaganda, a powerful image emerged in 1967 with Viktor Ivanov's iconic poster. Depicting a sickle intertwined with the words "Lenin lived, Lenin lives, Lenin will live forever. ", it encapsulated the fervent devotion to the Soviet leader and his ideals. This emblematic tool became synonymous with the Communist Party and its pursuit of equality. Across continents, another symbol arose in Southeast Asia as Ho Chi Minh's bust stood proudly alongside the Vietnamese socialist flag. The sickle represented collective strength and unity as Vietnam fought for independence from colonial powers. It embodied their determination to build a society rooted in socialist principles. Yet, this humble agricultural implement holds historical significance beyond political movements. In Aleksandr Gerasimov's portrayal of Lenin from 1930-1939, he is depicted holding a sickle—a reminder that even great leaders are connected to their people through labor and agriculture. The it also finds its place in ancient traditions like those of the Druids who carried mistletoe while performing sacred rituals. Feudal lords would instruct peasant workers using this versatile tool during times when manual labor was essential for survival. Pauline Baynes' artwork titled "The Farming Year" beautifully captures scenes where farmers wielded their trusty sickles amidst bountiful harvests or tending to fertile fields—reminding us of our deep connection to nature's cycles. Beyond Europe’s shores, Japanese warriors showcased their skillful techniques at London’s Aeolian Hall wielding not only traditional weapons but also unconventional ones like saucepan lids attached to chains alongside deadly sickles. These displays highlighted Japan’s rich martial arts heritage while showcasing unique implements like Nabebuta (a pot lid), Kusarigama (chain-sickle), and Naginata (halberd).