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11" x 17" art print of Avant Garde Soviet Poster "May Day Procession of Workers" by Vladimir Lebedev, 1921. From the permanent collection of The Museum of Russian Art.

11" x 17" art print of Soviet poster, "Long Live the Komsomol" by Alexander Samokhvalov, 1924. From the permanent collection of The Museum of Russian Art.

4" x 6" postcard of the Soviet poster, "Young Pioneer Tie" by Alexander Dobrov from 1961. From the permanent collection of The Museum of Russian Art.

4" x 6" postcard of the Soviet poster, "May Day Procession of Workers" by Vladimir Lebedev, 1921. From the permanent collection of The Museum of Russian Art.

4" x 6" postcard of a Soviet poster for Mospoligraf Pencils, artist unknown, from 1929. From the permanent collection of The Museum of Russian Art.

4" x 6" postcard of the Soviet poster, "Shine Forever on Our Republic: Labor, Peace, May" by Viktor Ivanov, 1953. From the permanent collection of The Museum of Russian Art.

4" x 6" postcard of the Soviet poster "Long Live the Komsomol" by Alexander Samokhvalov from 1924. From the permanent collection of The Museum of Russian Art.

TMORA has mounted two solo exhibitions of watercolors by the world-renowned botanical artist Alexander Viazmensky. His works can be found in museums and private collections throughout the world. This book is a tribute to Viazmensky on his 80th birthday.

11" x 17" high quality art print of "Birthday Party", by Dmitri Shmelev from 1964, oil on Canvas . From the TMORA permanent collections.

Art print of "Cat of Kazan", Anonymous, 1881, in the Russian Lubok style, which is similar to a woodcut. The cats of Kazan were originally brought by Catherine the Great to the Winter Palace because they were superior at mice catching.

This book, a labor of love by St. Petersburg-born cartoonist and illustrator, Andrey Feldshteyn, is from the ongoing TMORA exhibition of antiwar political cartoons by cartoonists from Ukraine and Russia in response to the Russian aggression in Ukraine.

Archival, heavy weight matte print of Vasilisa the Brave by Ivan Bilibin. Measures 5" x 7".