Batumi USSR

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This original vintage poster from 1935, designed by Russian artist Maria Aleksandrovna Nesterova-Berzina, was published by Intourist as part of a campaign to promote Batumi, the beautiful Black Sea resort in Georgia. Known for her colorful and graphically strong compositions, Nesterova-Berzina creates a dramatic and eye-catching visual narrative in this poster that captures the essence of Batumi's tropical charm and unique location.

The poster depicts a stylized and vibrant scene where nature and the coast merge, and color plays a central role in conveying the city's seductive atmosphere. As a symbol of the Soviet era and the promotion of tourism, Intourist posters like this one helped to highlight both the scenic beauty of the places and the political ideology that wanted to open up the wonders of the Soviet Union to foreign and domestic travelers.

This Batumi poster is not only a visual tribute to the city's natural beauty, but also a historical document from a time when tourism and cultural exchange were seen as a means of showcasing the openness and development of the Soviet Union. It is a rare and fascinating object that brings both art and history to life.

We have seen other copies of this poster, but never before without the text Batumi in the green top.

Condition

10/10 - Patina but perfect condition. Slightly larger than other copies of this poster, and without the text Batumi - USSR.