Propaganda Stand (Workers of the World Unite) 1922

"Propaganda Stand (Workers of the World Unite)" is a 1922 work by Russian constructivist artist Gustav Klutsis. The artwork, a pencil and watercolor design on paper, depicts a series of geometrically arranged signs with the words "Workers of the World Unite" in a bold, sans-serif typeface. The overlapping and angled forms of the signs create a dynamic and energetic visual composition that is characteristic of constructivist art. The work was likely intended as a design for a propaganda poster or banner, reflecting the political and social upheaval of the time, a period of rapid modernization and social change in Russia.