Russian SFSR Poster - Colorful hands holding dove in peace message (1987)

We Vote for Peace

T. Babaeva, 1987

Russian SFSR Poster - Colorful hands holding dove in peace message (1987), framed in apartment with parquet floors and soft sunlight

Medium: Offset/paper
Dimensions /: 97 H x 66 W
Country: Russian SFSR
Condition: B | Fine - Minor signs of wear

Russian SFSR Poster - Colorful hands holding dove in peace message (1987), framed in a wooden frame on a white wall with soft sunlight

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The late 1980s was a pivotal moment in world history, with the Cold War nearing its end and nations grappling with the implications. T. Babaeva's "We Vote for Peace" is a vivid encapsulation of the era's sentiments. More than just a visual spectacle, this artwork mirrors the USSR's earnest endeavors for peace and global unity.

At the heart of the poster, a dove, universally recognized as a symbol of peace, is surrounded by multicolored hands forming peace signs. This imagery is not just artistic; it's emblematic. It signifies a global community's collective yearning for tranquility. The text, presented in both Russian ("ГОЛОСУЕМ ЗА МИР!") and English ("WE VOTE FOR PEACE!"), amplifies this message, reaching out to a global audience.

In an era marked by political complexities and the hope for a peaceful tomorrow, Babaeva's artwork stands as a beacon of optimism, emphasizing the power of unity and the collective pursuit of peace.