1925 Soviet Propaganda Poster – Lenin Speech & Love Triangle

A rare and historically significant Soviet propaganda poster from 1925, featuring a humorous yet ideological message about political awareness and personal choice. The artwork depicts a young woman leaving a clueless-looking man for a more intelligent, politically engaged one—because he took her to hear Lenin’s speech. The text, written in an old Russian style, reads:

"Я теперча не твоя, я теперча Сенина,
от в совет меня водил слушать речи Ленина."

This stunning high-resolution print captures the essence of early Soviet political posters, blending social commentary, humour, and ideological messaging in one striking composition.

• Large format: 24″×36″ (61×92 cm)
• Unmatched print quality: The highest-resolution version available
• Printed on premium Japanese paper: Thick, slightly glossy, and fingerprint-resistant
• Rare find from 1925 – nearly impossible to source in such quality
• Perfect for collectors, Soviet history enthusiasts, and propaganda art lovers

A fascinating and eye-catching piece that reflects the early Soviet Union’s efforts to influence society through visual storytelling.