Russia Art for Sale

Russia Painting - New Yorker April 20th, 2009 by Jacques de Loustal

A Trail Of People And Disney Characters March

Paul Noth

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New Yorker October 6th, 2008

The Right To Remain Silent.

Brendan Loper

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I'd Better Bring In My Plants

Frank Cotham

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Russia's Women's Olympic Gymnastics Team

Duane Michals

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New Yorker April 28th, 1997

Eldon Dedini

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Cold War Stories. An Old Man Shows Children Scars

They Should Open The Files - Lenin Never Said All

A Plea Deal Is A Type Of Deal

Brendan Loper

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The Truth Is Out There The Pee Tape

Brendan Loper

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Two Groups Of Army Troops Walk In Opposite

Paul Noth

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A Boy Talks To His Father In The Living Room

Frank Cotham

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Duncan Dancers Of Moscow

Edward Steichen

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Perhaps We Could Tell The International

It's Going To Be Tough Switching

Ed Fisher

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New Yorker December 13th, 1999

New Yorker January 1st, 1990

Al Ross

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President Gorbachev Had His Hands Full

Joseph Farris

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He's Moving His Campaign Headquarters Back

Frank Cotham

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Of Course You're Changing. And I'm Changing

Richard Cline

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Eat Your Borscht. Don't You Want To Be President

Zhirninovsky's Crossover Year: The U.s. Media

Steve Brodner

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Morgan Has Been Converted From A Republican

Mischa Richter

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What Do You Think? Will We Be Happier Being An

James Stevenson

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Gorbachev Adds An Unscheduled Stop

Mort Gerberg

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New Yorker June 15th, 1987

New Yorker November 2nd, 1987

Eldon Dedini

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It's Gorbachev. Can You Chat?

Dean Vietor

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The Way I Have It Doped

Jr., Whitney Darrow

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The Next Time He Suddenly Decides To Send A Peace

James Stevenson

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You're Probably Wondering Why We Asked You Here

Warren Miller

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New Yorker June 24th, 1950

Oh Dear, If Only Mr. Dies Would Be Willing

Helen E. Hokinson

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We Ought To Do Something - We Can't Leave

Mary Petty

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Why, Stalin Has A Dimple! I Never Noticed

Helen E. Hokinson

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Br-r-r, It Was Cold! Even The Fuhrer Himself

Saul Steinberg

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New Yorker March 28th, 1942

Rea Irvin

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I'm Glad We're Sending Help To Russia Now That

Helen E. Hokinson

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I Still Can't Tell 'em Apart

Alan Dunn

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New Yorker April 11th, 1942

Alfred Frueh

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New Yorker April 28, 1945

Christina Malman

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Spring Must Be Here. I Saw A Vulture Today

William Gropper

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Oh,dear, I'd Really Be Enjoying All This If

Alan Dunn

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In Russia The Sergeants Respect The Privates

Perry Barlow

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New Yorker January 3rd, 1942

Perry Barlow

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It's The Wiretap Evidence!

Pat Byrnes

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Wonderwoman Interviews Putin

Kim Warp

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Kamala Harris Is Shushed

Kim Warp

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The Ninth Individual In The Meeting

David Sipress

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The President Completes The Red Line That The Special Counsel Should Not Cross

Peter Kuper

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You And Russian Intelligence Became Friends 2 Years Ago

Brendan Loper and Evan Allgood

Really Looking Forward To Talking

February 29th Flew By Without Any New Scandals

Brendan Loper

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Divisive Warhead That Eludes Interception

Peter Kuper

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