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survived the war. Muranów was
entirely redeveloped after the war into a
socreal-modernist
district with 1950s-1960s
housing estates,
tower blocks and,...
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Socialist realism was the
official cultural doctrine of the
Soviet Union that
mandated an
idealized representation of life
under socialism in literature...
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Soviet Union Leningrad School of
Painting – 1930s – 1950s,
Soviet Union Socrealism – 1949 – 1955,
Poland Abstraction-Création – 1931 – 1936,
France Allianz...
- the
brutalist architecture of the
blokovi ('blocks') of New Belgrade; a
socrealism trend briefly ruled,
resulting in
buildings like the
Trade Union Hall...
- taste.
Formally inspired by
Neoclassicism as well as the
local folk art,
socrealism served strictly political and pro-Soviet
propaganda purposes; however...
- in
early 1950s.
Following the
death of
Stalin in 1956, and the end of
socrealism,
Jerzy Ziętek and city
authorities commissioned a
group of
young architects...
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Tempered (1932–1934) has been
among the most po****r
works of
literary socrealism, with tens of
millions of
copies printed in many
languages around the...
-
under the
leadership of Stalin.
Maxim Gorky was
declared the
founder of
socrealism, and his pre-revolutionary
works about the
Revolutionary proletariat (the...
- the
brutalist architecture of the
blokovi (blocks) of New Belgrade; a
socrealism trend briefly ruled,
resulting in
buildings like the Dom Sindikata. However...
- career, Stoyanovitch's
contribution to art has been much overlooked.
Socrealism was the
dominant school after World War II with the rise to
power of the...
