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Created in 1961 by artist Viktor Semenovich Ivanov, this poster celebrates the optimism of Soviet life during the Khrushchev era. It features joyful citizens smiling and relaxing, surrounded by symbols of progress and comfort. The slogan “And life is good, and to live is good!” reflects pride in social achievements such as shorter workweeks and the abolition of personal taxes. Bright colors and dynamic composition express hope, prosperity, and collective well-being. The poster stands as a vibrant example of early 1960s Soviet optimism and belief in a better socialist future.
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