Mini-poster of the TASS WINDOW No. 906 "On the Dnieper positions", 1944

The original mini-poster from the TASS WINDOW series is in good collectible condition. Size 200*410 mm. Guarantee of authenticity. Windows of TASS — a series of propaganda posters with calls for the defense of the Motherland (inherits the Windows of GROWTH, which raised the spirit of the Red Army troops in Civil War). They appeared with the beginning of the Great Patriotic War. Created in the first days of the Great Patriotic War by editor G. M. Kofman, artists V. S. Slyshchenko and N. N. Ignatiev, as well as journalist Israel Antselovich. This was a special type of small-print poster, created not by printing, but by hand, applying glue paints to paper through a stencil. For this reason, compared to the printed poster, Tass had more colorful freedom. Another important property is mobility, the ability to instantly react to a particular event. Satire, humor and laughter were the main keys to the imaginative solutions of the posters "Okon TASS". For these reasons, they were very popular during the war years.