LTD COMPANY OF TD "SOVIET CONFECTIONER"

Q1: What is the name of the company's official website?
A1: The official website of the LTD Company of TD "Soviet Confectioner" is not explicitly mentioned in the provided content.

Q2: Who was the artist associated with the Leningrad Porcelain Factory?
A2: Elizaveta Nikolaevna Lupanova, a renowned artist of figurine painting, worked at the Leningrad Porcelain Factory from 1937 to before the Great Patriotic War.

Q3: What is the name of the sculptor who created works dedicated to Soviet ballet?
A3: Elena Aleksandrovna YansonManizer was a remarkable sculptor whose cycle of works showcased the highest cultural level of both Soviet ballet and Soviet sculpture.

Q4: What award was officially approved in 1930 but had its history dating back to 1918?
A4: The Order of the Red Star, an USSR award for military merit, was officially approved in 1930 but its history began much earlier, with the fivepointed scarlet symbol used by soldiers since 1918.

Q5: What is notable about Soviet manufacturers of porcelain figurines?
A5: These products can be considered true works of art and are now highly valued by collectors worldwide, with some pieces selling for hundreds or thousands of dollars.

Q6: Who is credited as the founder of illustrations in the newspaper genre of the Soviet era?
A6: Vasily Svarog (Korochkin) Vasily Semyonovich is considered the founder of illustrations in the newspaper genre of the Soviet era, known for his realistic style and selfless love for art.

Q7: What is the term used to describe the collection of works of fine and other types of art from the 5080s that did not fit into the system of Soviet cultural values?
A7: Unofficial art of the USSR refers to nonconformist, underground, alternative or underground art that was strictly banned for political and ideological reasons during the Soviet era.

Q8: What is notable about the creation of the Order of the October Revolution?
A8: The badge was made of precious metals, with silver as the main material, and featured a crossed sickle and hammer cast with gold, palladium, and copper, with blackening applied for decoration and protection.