Masterpieces of Soviet photography
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/masterpieces-of-soviet-photography.htmlFor a minute, stop the crazy running of the third Millennium, and soak up the atmosphere of the era when our parents were kids.
Dmitry Vozdvizhenskiy and Nina Sviridova, "goalkeepers", 1970.
Gunars Binde, "Road", 1975.
Yuri Krivonosov "After the ball", 1954.
Lev Borodulin "We play volleyball", 1965.
Alexander Ptitsyn, "Trick", 1964.
Vladimir Bogdanov, "F. G. Ranevskaya", 1968.
Andrei Knyazev, "a Bench of youth", 1970.
Vladimir Lagrange, "Granny", 1961.
Matorin Nikolai "Rhythm of labor", 1960.
Valdis Browns, "Elegy", 1970.
Vasily Egorov, "Surprised Yevgeny Morgunov", 1970.
Mikhail Trakhman, "the Festival of youth and students. On the streets of Moscow", 1957.
Yevgeny Umnov, "Swans", 1963.
Alexander Ustinov, a "victory Parade", 1945.
Alexandr Graschenkov, "Dolginka", 1979.
Mikola Gnisyuk, "Rooks have arrived", 1964.
Igor Gnevashev, "Resurrection", 1965.
Vadim Vikhansky, "Two", 1965.
Vladimir Lagrange, "Solfege", 1967.
Wilhelm Mikhailovsky, "Transition", 1975.
Alexander Ptitsyn, "Oil Of Siberia", 1962.
Mikhail Dashevsky, "play in the yard", 1970.
Boris Kaufman, "Who will be the new host of Dating services?", 1970.
Victor Ahlomov, "I Spit on Malthus'", 1960.
Gregory Mkhitaryan, "March sun", 1962.
Keywords: Masters of photography | Nostalgia | USSR | B/W
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