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Soviet constructivist sheet of banner designs with red flags, block lettering, hammer and sickle emblems, and a black mournin

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Obraztsy Znamen (Ris. Letkar), Tablitsa No. 2, I͡Akov Aleksandrovich Tugendkholʹd (1925). Via artnap.com

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A constructivist-style printed sheet titled "Obraztsy Znamen" presents numbered designs for red banners, including a party banner with bold block letters and a black mourning banner reading "Borby umirayut, revolyutsiya zhivet." Lower sections show hammer-and-sickle emblems, a red star, and sample lettering with the word "SOYUZ." The sheet is dated 1925 and attributed to Yakov Alexandrovich Tugendkhold.