Polish-soviet propaganda poster 14Y

The composition is highly dynamic and confrontational. The central figures—a pig and a man—are tightly framed, creating a sense of immediate action and narrative tension. The pig is positioned prominently, dominating the upper half, while the man anchors the lower half. The use of bold, blocky text and stark contrast enhances the propaganda message.

The style is characteristic of early Soviet graphic design, utilizing strong outlines, simplified forms, and bold color blocking. The printing technique appears to be lithography or offset printing, typical of mass-produced political posters of the era.