Rudolf Wilde, the plate with the Lions' propaganda "To the glory of the Soviets," 1921. "Russian Avantgarde"

During this time, Robert Wilde visited one of the major artists of the State Porcelain Factory (as the Imperial (colorful) garden in St. Petersburg was renamed).

Rudolf Fyodorovich Vilde (1868-1942) was an artist of decorative and applied arts, a painter, and a graphic artist. In the second half of the 1900s and 1910s, he developed designs for painting vases with polychrome enamels (vases "Peacocks," 1906; "Seven-Leaf," 1908). He created sketches for painting propaganda porcelain items and plates: "Victory of the Workers on October 25" (1920), "Workers of the World, Unite!"

"Victory of the Workers. 1917–1920", "Save the Revolution - Help the Starving" (all 1921), "Long Live the IX Congress" (1922), dishes: "May 1, 1921" (1921), service "Hammer, Sickle and Books" (1921) and others.