Born 1883, Novocherkassk - Died 1946, Moscow
Graphic and poster artist
Posters Biography
Posters
Soviet Russia Is Under Siege. Everyone to the Defense! 1919.
Color lithography, 70x92 cm.
Moscow, Literature Edition RVSR (Department of Political Management).
Death to the World Imperialism! 1919.
Color lithography, 70x106 cm.
Moscow, Literature Edition RVSR (Department of Political Management).
A Red Gift to the White Pan (Polish Landlord). 1920.
Three color lithography, 54x70 cm.
Moscow, Literature Edition RVSR (Department of Political Management).
The Bird That Sings Too Soon, a Cat May Eat It. 1920.
Color lithography, 52x70 cm.
Moscow, Literature Edition RVSR (Department of Politic Management).
Vrangel Still Lives, Finish Him Mercilessly! 1920.
Color lithography, 72x54 cm.
Moscow, Lenin State Public Library.
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We Shall Not Give Petrograd Up!
Color lithography, 70x104 cm.
Literature Edition RVSR (Department of Political Management).
Have You Volunteered? 1920.
Two-color lithography, 70x106 cm.
Moscow, Literature Edition RVSR (Department of Politic Management).
Welcome, Comrades! (Long Live Internationale III). 1920.
Color lithography.
October 1917 - October 1920. Long Live the Red October of the World. 1920.
Two-color lithography, 69x106.6 cm.
Private collection, Moscow.
Help! 1921.
Lithography, 107x71 cm.
Moscow, the Lenin State Public Library.
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To the Peoples of the Caucasus. 1921.
Four color lithography, 55.4x99.4 cm.
Moscow, Literature Edition RVSR (Department of Political Management).
Private collection, Moscow.
The Tzar's Regiments and the Red Army.
Color lithography, 54x72 cm.
Moscow, Literature Edition RVSR (Department of Political Management).
Kazak, Who Are You With? Us or Them?
Two color lithography, 70x106 cm.
Literature Edition RVSR (Department of Political Management).
The Enemy Is at the Gates! He brings Slavery, Hunger and Death! Destroy the Black Vermin! Everyone to the Defense! Forward!
Two color lithography, 70x106 cm.
Literature Edition RVSR (Department of Political Management).
Solemn Oath. (On entering the RKKA, Red Army of Workers and Peasants).
Color lithography.
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On The Eve of the World Revolution.
Three color lithography.
A Soviet Repka (Turnip - an allegory on the Russian Children Folk Tale). Monsieur Capital Is Looking at the Turnip: "I'll pull out so that nobody sees".
Comrades Muslims! Under the green banner of the Prophet you went to conquer your steppes, your auls (villages). Enemies of the people have taken your fields. Now under the red banner of workers' and peasants' revolution; under the star of the army for all the oppressed and enslaved - assemble from the East and the West, from the North and the South. Into the saddles, comrades! All to regiments of VSEOBUCH (Common Training)!
Color lithography.
Christmas - a Feast of the Rich.
Color lithography, 108x72 cm.
Moscow, "Gosizdat" (The State Publisher House).
Bezbozhnik (Godless, Atheist). Before 1925.
Color lithography, 70x106 cm.
Moscow, edition of journal "Bezbozhnik".
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Biography:
Dmitry Moor has studied at the studio of Kelin (1910).
He has worked for the magazine "Budilnik" (Alarm Clock).
The artist was one of the creators of "ROSTA Windows".
Moor has produced illustrations for newspapers "Izvestiya" (from 1919), "Pravda" (from 1920), and magazines "Krasnoarmeyets" ("Red Army Soldier", from 1922), "Krokodil" (satirical journal Crocodile).
The artist served as art director of the magazines "Bezbozhnik" (Atheist) and "Bezbozhnik u Stanka" ("Atheist at the Workbench", 1923-1928).
He designed decoration for political festivals in Moscow (1918).
From 1918, Moor has participated in exhibitions including shows in Paris (1925), Berlin (1927) and Danzig (1930, now Gdansk, Poland).
He was a member of the group "October " (1928).
Moor has taught at VKhUTEMAS/VKhUTEIN (High State Arts and Technical Workshops High State Art Technical Institute), in Moscow (1922-1930).