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Ilya Shuklin's Feat. Soviet WW2 poster.
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Title | The Feat of Lieutenant Ilya Shuklin |
Materials and techniques | Half-tone line-block printed in yellow and black |
Brief description | Ilya Shuklin's Feat. Soviet WW2 poster. |
Dimensions | - Height: 45.9cm
- Width: 30.1cm
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Production type | Mass produced |
Marks and inscriptions | - (Russian; Cyrillic; above the image; printing; ink)
- Translation
- The Feat of Lieutenant Ilya Shuklin
- (Russian; Cyrillic; Below the image; printing; ink; Bebnii, Demian)
- Translation
- The German tanks were coming down the glade. / They could not see the gun behind the hill. / The gun was sterling Soviet. / They were thirty, it was - One / This single gun destroyed tanks wonderfully - / From the front, the sides, and from behind. / Fourteen tanks were thus blown up. / The sixteen left retreated. / That was a feat, what a feat! / The opposing forces were clearly uneven: / The German tanks a force without number, / They were thirty, it was - One. / That gun disposed of a whole force of tanks, / Because it was strong with angry strength: / Manned by seven fearless men / Under the command of Lieutenant Ilya Shuklin. / AN EIGHTSOME OF HEROES AND A GUN BEHIND A HILL / TURNED THE ENEMIES ADVANCE INTO RETREAT, / BECAUSE THAT HEROIC EIGHTSOME / HAD THE WHOLE HEROIC SOVIET PEOPLE BEHIND THEM.
- (Russian; Cyrillic; Top right; printing; ink)
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- TASS WINDOW No 545
- (Russian; Cyrillic; To bottom right of image; printing; ink)
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- Artist M. Solov'ev
- Demian Bebnii (Cyrillic; To bottom right of verse; printing; ink)
- (Russian; Cyrillic; Along the bottom; printing; ink)
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- Kuibyshev State Publishing House. Passed for printing 22 October 1942. EO30745. Bulk 1/4 p.l. Edition 25 000. Format 60 x 92/4. Price 1r.25k. / Myagi Press "Polygraphkniga" group, Kuibyshev, Venieka St. 60. Order No. 1307 Artistic foundation USSR.
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Credit line | Given in memory of Sir Alexander Sharp Bethune, Bt. |
Production | Reason For Production: retail |
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Other number | 545 - series number |
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Suggest feedbackRecord created | October 27, 1999 |
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