How the early 1960s Eastern Bloc imagined the future of space: a vertical poster artwork filling the entire image edge to edge, NOT a photograph of a poster, not framed. A heroic stylised cosmonaut in a white helmet seen from behind (no face visible) stands on a lunar ridge looking toward Earth rising over the horizon, a slender silver rocket and a ring-shaped orbital station in a deep red and ultramarine sky, bold diagonal composition, rays of light. Screen-printed flat colour, limited palette of red, cream, ultramarine and black, slightly misaligned print layers, paper grain. No text, no slogans, no letters, no political symbols, no flags, no emblems.