1970s Soviet Propaganda

A vintage 1970s Soviet propaganda poster illustration in the style of bold Cold War-era socialist lithograph prints, a heroic monumental composition showing a tall idealized young Soviet worker standing in three-quarter view at the center of the frame his angular geometric body rendered in flat pale blue and white shapes his strong chiseled jaw set in determination his hair short and clean-cut, wearing a sharp sailor's collared shirt and tall pale blue trousers, both hands gripping the long wooden pole of an enormous billowing crimson red flag rising behind him filling the upper half of the frame, the upper portion of the flag carrying two large stylized profile portraits of Marx and Lenin facing right rendered in dark crimson shadow against the flag fabric, behind him on the lower right small geometric red banner blocks, at the very bottom a flat silhouetted crowd of cheering workers, a thin black border framing the entire poster, flat graphic poster aesthetic with hard-edged shapes minimal shading no realism, revolutionary propaganda atmosphere --ar 4:5 --v 7.0