1974 MAGPIE Bird Folk Fairy tale Soviet Art Davydov Russian Vintage Postcard-image
1974 MAGPIE Bird Folk Fairy tale Soviet Art Davydov Russian Vintage Postcard-image

1974 MAGPIE Bird Folk Fairy tale Soviet Art Davydov Russian Vintage Postcard

$ 4.75

Type: Printed (Lithograph) Subject: Bird Country of Origin: Russian Federation Postage Condition: Unposted Occasion: Best Wishes brand: Soviet Union, Moscow, USSR Unit of Sale: Single Unit Theme: Animals, Art, Cultures & Ethnicities, Fairy Tales, Fantasy Original/Licensed Reprint: Original Size: Standard (5.5 x 3.5 in) Year Manufactured: 1974 Material: Paper Features: Mechanical Era: Europe Era: Post-War (1945-Now) Artist: Vyacheslav Davydov Signed: No Brand/Publisher: Soviet Union, Moscow, USSR Number of Items in Set: 1 Time Period Manufactured: 1970-1979

Description

1974 MAGPIE Bird Folk Fairy tale Soviet Art Davydov Russian Vintage Postcard. Fabulous illustrations. Russian folk tale. 100% Origin al! The Interesting card. Text on the front (translated) INFORMATION AND CONDITIONS. Important Notes. Vintage Old Postcard. 100% Original! The Interesting card. Soviet Issue, Collection Russian Postcard. RARE! Fabulous illustrations. Russian folk tale 1974 MAGPIE Bird Folk Illustration Soviet Art Davydov Russian Vintage Postcard 📜 Description Vintage illustrated Soviet postcard featuring a bright decorative image of a magpie (ŃĐŸŃ€ĐŸĐșĐ°) perched on a branch among stylized leaves. The bird is rendered in vivid colors—deep blues, greens, and reds—with ornamental patterns typical of Soviet decorative graphic art of the 1970s. The illustration was created by Vyacheslav Davydov, known for expressive graphic works with strong folk-art influence. The postcard also includes a playful poem about the clever magpie, written by Viktor Kozhevnikov, reflecting the bird’s traditional role in folklore as a curious storyteller who brings news from the forest. Artist: Vyacheslav Davydov — Poem: Viktor Kozhevnikov — Subject: Magpie bird / forest scene — Style: Soviet decorative illustration / folk art — Publisher: Izobrazitelnoe Iskusstvo, Moscow — Year: 1974 — Printed in the USSR Text on the front (translated): “I see everything. I know everything. And if I don’t know — I will find out. If I don’t find out — no trouble, I can always invent it. Whatever happens in the forest, I will bring it on my tail.” Perfect for collectors of: Soviet bird illustrations, magpie art, Russian folk style graphics, children’s illustration, USSR nature postcards, vintage Soviet design. Approx. size: 3.5" x 5.5" (9,5 x 14,5 cm) Perfect item for your collection! (27) * * * For collectors and connoisseurs. The Soviet era is gone forever and can not return. Objects that era remains quite small. These items are now part of the world history of the 20th century. -------------------------------------------------- INFORMATION AND CONDITIONS Thank you for visiting my store! I guarantee your complete satisfaction with your purchase. I value your feedback and opinion. If you have any kind of question, please do not hesitate to reach me out. SHIPPING I Ship orders to different countries with options to combine orders to save on shipping fees. If you wish to order more than 1 item, write me, and I will combine some orders for you. Important Notes: How to combine orders When you want to order multiple items from my store. Choose what you want and click “ADD TO CART” instead of “Buy Now”. Go to the next product, click "Add to cart" again and this is possible for the next few days. Continue doing this until all items are in the "basket". I will combine the postage after you finish shopping. PLEASE do not pay until I combine your items into one invoice. Multiple purchases in total for postage, 1 postage regardless of the number of purchases. Besides, I always have special discounts for buyers, just get in touch and we can discuss your conditions. Orders will be shipped immediately after payment. All items are securely packed before shipment. Thank you once again!

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