Rare 1970s Pepsi Ad:Lenin Holding Pepsi Bottle w/Slogan "It is real thing!"

Rare 1970s Pepsi Ad:Lenin Holding Pepsi Bottle w/Slogan "It is real thing!" Size 8x11.5” Material: The art is printed on a glossy vinyl-like material and glued on a wood board. This image depicts a satirical or humorous piece of art featuring Vladimir Lenin holding a Pepsi bottle with the slogan "It is real thing!" which is a play on Coca-Cola's famous slogan, "It's the real thing." The artwork humorously combines the iconic image of Vladimir Lenin, a key figure in the Russian Revolution and the first head of Soviet Russia, with a Western capitalist symbol like Pepsi, creating a juxtaposition of ideologies. The phrase "It is real thing!" is a direct parody of Coca-Cola's well-known advertising slogan from the 1970s, "It's the real thing". This piece likely comments on the cultural and economic changes experienced by post-Soviet countries, where Western brands like Pepsi became widely available after