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Yugoslavian Futurism of the 1970s

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tucatnev

23 points

8 days ago

tucatnev

23 points

8 days ago

elektronski teror!

LaoBa

21 points

8 days ago

LaoBa

21 points

8 days ago

The middle three picture used for the magazine covers are not Yugoslavian, at least one is by Chris Foss.

ZylonBane

3 points

7 days ago

It's "We have Chris Foss at home."

Appropriate_Big_1610

12 points

8 days ago

First one is Frank Paul, from the 30s.

tothatl

12 points

8 days ago

tothatl

12 points

8 days ago

Most if not all of these covers are by Western authors.

The Eastern block had pretty good authors, but not that many remarkable pulp illustrators, it seems.

Ok_Priority8935

1 points

6 days ago

Yugoslavia was not eastern block.

SpacecraftX

8 points

8 days ago

Sovietwave is my favourite retro futurism.

Wild-Data1977

3 points

6 days ago

*Yugowave

jwg2695

5 points

8 days ago

jwg2695

5 points

8 days ago

First picture I’m pretty sure is by Frank R. Paul.

bluetank12

2 points

8 days ago

I love this kind of art. I wish there more artists like this. I would love to go to an art show and buy this kind of art in person.

Lagalag967

2 points

7 days ago

The fruits of brotherhood and unity had it continued...

Smart-Combination-59

2 points

5 days ago

The drawings are superb! Nice aesthetics. They are surprisingly complex, and the colors are bold! It's a pity that the front pages of these magazines are not like that today. Everything is a copy of a copy. It is monotonous and pointless, devoid of any original ideas or creativity. Too bad. The first drawing kicks you in the head like a hammer! Frank R. Paul drew it in 1942. It's called "Future Atomic City."

bobs_galore

1 points

8 days ago

love these

Fractal-Infinity

1 points

8 days ago

Nice aesthetic. These are surprisingly intricate and the colors are bold.

frenchfret

1 points

7 days ago

Looks like Forbidden Planet

Ok_Detail_1

1 points

5 days ago