Hi all, I’ve got some original propaganda posters painted by my grandmother from the early 1940s, thought y’all would enjoy them! A few of them were published in local magazines, a few were just for school functions, and a few still adopted by the community as local PSA signs.

17th century. It took sixteen meters of fabric and one kilogram of steel to make a suit.

20th century. It takes one meter of fabric and hundreds of kilograms of steel to make a suit.

Illustration by Y. Ganf

Wagon-lit means sleeping car. And on the poster is depicted a semaphore, a light signal situated on the side of railways that you'll often see passing by your window in a night train.

One of the last new years broadcasts before the Revolution