PP 1022 | Poster Plakat

¡Camaradas mineros!
¡Estamos impulsando la producción de carbón siguiendo el camino bolchevique hacia la victoria!
¡Estamos fomentando las técnicas vanguardistas de Izotov!
¡Estamos dejando atrás los métodos burocráticos de gestión en la producción de carbón!
Estamos dando a las minas y a los centros de carbón estructuras técnicas de ingeniería permanentes. — ¡Camaradas mineros! ¡Estamos impulsando la producción de carbón siguiendo el camino bolchevique hacia la victoria! ¡Estamos fomentando las técnicas vanguardistas de Izotov! ¡Estamos dejando atrás los métodos burocráticos de gestión en la producción de carbón! Estamos dando a las minas y a los centros de carbón estructuras técnicas de ingeniería permanentes.

**Número de Cartel:** PP 1022

**Información sobre el cartel:** Nikita Alekseevich Izotov was a Stakhanovite coal miner of Donbass.

**Tamaño:** 40x28

**Tipo de cartel:** Litografía

**Fecha de publicación:** 1933

**Editores:** Editor Usynin; Text Editor Iakovlov

**Información técnica:** Izogiz No. 6022. I. 37, No. 1226. Submitted for printing July 3, 1933. Approved for printing July 19, 1933. Standard Format 73 x 104. 1 sheet of paper. Order No. 2559. Price 85 kopeks.

**Ediciones:** 10,000

**Número de Glavlit:** B-31437

**Fuentes:** Sotheby's Gallery. (1994). *USSR in Contstruction: Posters, Designs and Drawings.* [Auction catalog]. New York: Sotheby's, Inc. (p. 159, poster cited)

**En el catologo:** PP 1022 Industry b

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