V. Strimaitis — The Overcoat (Gogol) | Vintage Soviet Film Poster in Yellow

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V. Strimaitis — The Overcoat (Gogol) | Vintage Soviet Film Poster in YellowV. Strimaitis was a Soviet graphic designer whose bold constructivist posters were produced for Lithuanian Soviet state agencies during the mid 20th century. Working in the tradition of Soviet poster art vivid flat colour, strong diagonals, stark typography Strimaitis brought graphic clarity to public safety campaigns, film promotions, and ideological messaging. His work exemplifies the Soviet design vocabulary: urgent, direct, and visually arresting.

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