Pioneers - Soviet Space Propaganda Poster Print (Early 1960s - Belka and Strelka era)

Первопроходцы - Pioneers
Early 1960s - Belka and Strelka era

Soviet space propaganda poster in the visual idiom of the early 1960s, a tribute to the canine pioneers of the Soviet space program - particularly Belka and Strelka, the first dogs to return alive from orbit in August 1960. Two stylized dogs in clear acrylic space helmets with a Korabl-Sputnik capsule descending under a striped parachute. AI-generated period recreation, not a real archival poster.

ABOUT THE PRINT
Printed on 200gsm archival matte fine-art paper using pigment inks rated for 100+ years of color stability. Made to order and shipped from the regional print facility closest to you (UK, US, EU, or Australia) to keep delivery fast and the carbon footprint low.

SIZES AVAILABLE
12" x 18" - $29
16" x 24" - $39
20" x 30" - $59
24" x 36" - $79
All sizes ship rolled in a sturdy kraft tube. Print is unframed.

TURNAROUND
Production: 1-3 business days. Shipping: 3-10 business days depending on destination. Tracking included.

THE HISTORY
Every poster in the SovietSpaceArchive collection is an original composition in the visual idiom of a specific moment in Soviet space history - not a copy of any real archival poster. The full historical context for this piece lives at sovietspaceprogram.com.

RETURNS
30-day return window. Damaged-in-transit prints are replaced free of charge - just send a photo and I will reprint and ship a new one. For change-of-mind returns, buyer covers return shipping.

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