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Down with kitchen slavery! Bring on the new way of life! 1931

Description:

This Soviet poster, created by Gregory Shegal in 1931, depicts a woman breaking free from the oppressive confines of traditional domestic labor. Pushing open a symbolic barrier, she steps from a dark kitchen filled with endless washing into a bright socialist future that promises communal dining halls, kindergartens, clubs, and modern living conditions. The imagery sharply contrasts outdated household drudgery with the promise of collective institutions designed to liberate women from “kitchen slavery.” Another woman watches as the figure in red confidently embraces this new life, embodying the transformation of everyday existence under socialism. The poster calls on women to abandon old burdens and support the construction of a modern socialist way of living.

Product ID:

10441

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