Anna Lutskova
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Have you ever thought how your city would look like in 300 years?
Russians have!
In 1914, prior to the Communist revolution, several postcards were made depicting Moscow in the future. It can be seen from the postcards that just entered World War I Russia anticipated modern, technological future, though one that still closely resembled its present. The postcards depict daily life in different parts of the city, with everything from subways to airborne public transportation. And yet the city is represented still under monarchial rule.
Several years ago, these postcards were discovered when a chocolate company, Eyinem, included their reprints in their products.
We collected for you the entire set below.
Red Square
Lubyanka Square
Moscow River Bridge
Moscow River
Central Railway Station
Petrovskiy Park
Theatre Square
So what do you think: 20th century dream or near future?
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Mostly very viable. The aerial transit systems are right on!
Visionary artists !