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This print titled "Moskau Spartakiada, 1928" is a powerful representation of the intersection between sports, politics, and art during the early years of Soviet Russia. Created in 1928 by Gustav Klutsis, a prominent artist known for his contributions to socialist realism and constructivism, this piece showcases the essence of propaganda and political agitation art. The image features a dynamic collage that combines various elements such as symbols, slogans, and athletes engaged in different sports activities. It serves as a visual celebration of the Spartakiada event held in Moscow during that year – an annual sporting festival aimed at promoting physical fitness among workers while reinforcing socialist ideals. Klutsis' use of bold colors and geometric shapes reflects the influence of constructivist principles on his work. The gouache on paper technique adds depth to the composition while emphasizing its fine art quality. Now housed within the Collection of State Museum of Contemporary Art in Thessaloniki, Greece, this historical artifact offers us a glimpse into an era where sport became intertwined with political ideology. As we admire this remarkable poster from nearly a century ago, it reminds us how visual imagery can be employed as a tool for social change and highlights the enduring impact that propaganda has had throughout history.

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