El 1 de septiembre, comenzaremos el trabajo de la primera línea de producción de la fábrica de Chirchik.
Número de Cartel: PP 1083
Información sobre el cartel: Chirchiq (A.K.A. Chirchik) is a city located northeast of Tashkent in Uzbekistan. It was founded in the mid-1930s when a group of villages on the Chirchiq River united during the construction of a hydroelectric power station, one of the most important industrial works ever carried out in Central Asia.
Tamaño: 29.5x21.5
Tipo de cartel: Litografía
Fecha de publicación: 1940
Editores: Editor-in-Chief I. Sanridonov; Text Editor P. Umanskii.
Información técnica: Order No. 316b, 1940; Price 1 ruble.
Ediciones: 5,000
Número de Glavlit: 2782. UzGlavlit, Uzbekistan section of Glavlit
Fuentes: Water and water engineering. (1935). London: Fuel & Metallurgical Journals Ltd.. (Chirchiq Station mentioned in Volume 37, Page 94); Uzbekistonda izhtimoii fanlar, 1979, P. 55. (Uzfimgiz date)
En el catologo: PP 1080 Industry b
Región de la URSS: RSS de Uzbekistán
Idioma: Uzbeco
Idiomas Adicionales: Ruso
Artista: Reich, Mikhail Voldemarovich — Рейх, Михаил Вольдемарович
Mikhail Voldemarovich Reich was a Soviet graphic artist, painter, and illustrator. The artist began his career starting in 1920 to 1923 at the Shock Movement School of Arts of the East (a.k.a. School of Oriental Arts) in Poltoratsk, Turkmen SSR (today, Ashgabat, Uzbekistan). While his education was not essentially artistic, he remained in the Uzbek SSR after his schooling to work as an illustrator for newspapers and magazines. This decision helped refined his illustration skills. ...
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