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<ROSTA WINDOW: The french banker does not like the Soviet power. September 1921, #03758-01ROSTA WINDOW: He fed the Zcar in vain. September 1921, #03758-02ROSTA WINDOW: Then he donated money for the suppression of the revolutionary movement. September 1921, #03758-03ROSTA WINDOW: His rubles got lost on the federal republics. September 1921, #03758-04ROSTA WINDOW: Suddenly extraordinary joy over of the distressed situation in Russia. September 1921, #03758-05ROSTA WINDOW: The newspaper writes that adults and children die from starvation. September 1921, #03758-06ROSTA WINDOW: Now I take Russia with my bare hands including the cities and villages. September 1921, #03758-07ROSTA WINDOW: I ask with schmoozing words! Aren't you hungry? Hungry? If so, than pay back your debt. September 1921, #03758-08ROSTA WINDOW: And whole Russia submits itself to the yoke of a banker for a piece of bread. September 1921, #03758-09ROSTA WINDOW: The tiny soul of the french banker. September 1921, #03758-10ROSTA WINDOW: His throat is huge and stingy. September 1921, #03758-11ROSTA WINDOW: Be alert, comrades, that he doesn't do harm! September 1921, #03758-12>

ROSTA WINDOW

He fed the Zcar in vain.
September 1921
gouache on paper
series of 12 works, each ca. 42 x 32 cm

#03758-02


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