Dobroliot (Fly well) by Alexander Rodchenko

Dobroliot (Fly well) 1923

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word art style

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type repetition

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cartoon font

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vehicle

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film poster

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word art

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eye-catchy type

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thick font

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men

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typography style

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line

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historical font

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columned text

Alexander Rodchenko's 1923 poster "Dobroliot (Fly Well)" is a prime example of Constructivist art and design. The poster advertises the Soviet airline Dobroliot, promoting the company as an integral part of the USSR's economic development. It depicts a stylized airplane soaring above a cityscape and features bold geometric shapes, a characteristic of Constructivist aesthetics, while the graphic typography emphasizes the message of progress and modernization. The poster's design, with its bold graphic style and emphasis on geometric forms, was intended to appeal to the Soviet public and promote the ideals of the revolution.

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