The picture of the soldier Robert Sloan with a bandaged head; the words on the red banner read: “...the Hopes / of civilization rest on / the worthy banners of the / courageous Russian Army” / – General Douglas MacArthur; the words along the lower blue line: “Send funds for aid / to Russian war relief...”; Lipaba Printing House, New York; the text handwritten with a red pencil and a blue ball pen on the reverse: “Produced in / 1941 / Poster: / 11X71 Carcard for Russian war relief, Inc. / Portrait by Robert Sloan / Designed by David Weisman / typography and hand lettering by D. Weisman / offset lithography”; the black paste seal reads: “Dave Weisman”.
Weisman David. Poster “They give us hope… Let’s give them help”, 1941
USA ,
04.02.1977
МЗСБ КП 15941 П 5
28 х 53,5 cm
cardboard, celluloid, typographic printing, manuscript, pencil
A gift of Dovid Seltzer, an American Jewish writer and publicist, to the Tsaritsyn-Stalingrad Museum of Defense, New York
See also
Sculptural composition on a stand “God Krishna with a lover in the garden house.”
India ,
June 1967
Sculptural composition on a stand “God Krishna with a lover in the garden house.”
The composition is mounted on a wooden stand with metal cartouche plates affixed with engraved inscriptions in English and Tamil on three sides: “Our best wishes to the Volgograd City Council. Given on behalf of Madras Corporation in 1967, by Era Sambandham, the city mayor.”
1967, Tamil Nadu, Madras.
Sculpture “Warrior and Worker” on a stand
Czechoslovakia ,
1970, May
Sculpture “Warrior and Worker” on a stand
It reproduces a fragment of the monument to the soldiers of the Soviet Army in Ostrava.
A gift from the workers of the Ostrava delegation to Volgograd during the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the liberation of Czechoslovakia, May 1970.
Ostrava
Badge “Crane”. A gift from the delegation of Hiroshima
Japan ,
17-20 July, 1962
Badge “Crane”. A gift from the delegation of Hiroshima
Badge “Crane”. A gift from the delegation of Hiroshima at the World Congress for General Disarmament and Peace that visited Volgograd on 17-20.07.1962.
A badge made from a non-ferrous metal and coated with black enamel. The metal clamp on the reverse allows to attach the badge to clothing. It has a picture of a paper origami crane.