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Soviet 1925 stencil instruction poster with red marching pioneer children, a locomotive, truck, bugles, and numbered design p

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Trafaret dlia detskogo doma (Ris. V. Mukhina), Tablitsa No. 25, I͡Akov Aleksandrovich Tugendkholʹd (1925). Via artnap.com

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A Soviet-era instructional poster showing stencil designs for decorating children's home interiors, with a marching frieze of pioneer children carrying red flags above a locomotive, truck, and bugles. Numbered panels and a text block explain how to cut and apply the stencil. The work is titled Trafaret dlia detskogo doma, Tablitsa No. 25, and is attributed to Ia. A. Tugendkhold with illustrations by V. Mukhina, dated 1925.