Typography in the Soviet Union was shaped by the country's revolutionary ideology and technological advancements. During the early years, typography was influenced by Constructivist and Futurist movements, emphasizing bold, geometric forms and experimental layouts. The Soviet government also introduced new typefaces, such as the 'Literaturnaya' typeface, designed to be more readable and efficient for mass printing.
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Soviet typography was influenced by avant-garde art movements like Constructivism and Futurism
New typefaces were designed for mass printing and readability
Typography played a significant role in Soviet propaganda and ideological dissemination
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