Soviet Moscow in drawings by Vladimir Semyonov
Published in 1979 set of postcards. 22 June 1941 fascist Germany attacked Russia. Moscow is now the Hero City. Soviet Moscow in drawings by Vladimir Semyonov (27 November 1936 – 19 December 2003)
Soviet Moscow in drawings by Vladimir Semyonov
Born in Moscow in 1936, Vladimir Ivanovich Semenov was a famous Soviet graphic artist. He graduated from the Moscow Polygraphic Institute in 1966. Noteworthy, he became famous for created by him sets of postcards about the capital. In particular, postcards for foreign tourists in 1990. And this post features 32 postcards ‘Moscow and Moscovites’ published in 1979.
1918 the birth date of the Soviet Army
Soviet Moscow in drawings by Vladimir Semyonov
About 4000 times German bombers attacked Moscow in October-November 1941
All-Union agriculture exhibition
At the Metallurgical plant, processing the nazi helmets
AZLK Automobile plant of Lenin Komsomol
Commercial street of Moscow, Okhotny Ryad
Communist subbotnik at the Railway station
‘Dinamo’ stadium
During the Great October revolution of 1917
Fireworks on 9 May 1945, the Day of Victory
Leninsky Gory (Lenin Hills), before 1935 known as Vorobyovy Gory
Luzhniki, the stadium became the main center of the 1980 Olympics
Moscow and Moscovites
Moscow River channel Moskva-Volga
Moscow River Embankment
One of the oldest streets of Moscow – Myasnitskaya street, later Kirov Street
Palace of pioneers and schoolchildren, built in 1960-1961 to the 40th anniversary of Pioneer organization
Published in 1973 set of cards ‘Soviet Moscow’
Razin street in the center, known as Kitai-gorod (China-town)
Red Army soldiers during the Great October Revolution, which began on 25 October 1917
Red Gates of Moscow Metro
Red Square
Setting a five-pointed ruby star
Sverdlov square
The Bolshoi Theater
The bridge over the Moskva river
The building of the Moscow State University
The first planetarium opened 5 November 1929
The Mausoleum of Lenin at the Kremlin wall
The State Tretyakov Gallery
Trade Union House and workers’ parades
Tverskaya street
