The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
First World War enlistment poster, produced both in Britain and Australia. The poster plays on notions of guilt and loyalty between matesFirst World War enlistment poster, produced both in Britain and Australia. The poster plays on notions of guilt and loyalty between mates. The poster is text, based, with no illustrations; however, the layout and use of different fonts and colours makes a striking design. A large red question mark placed against the yellow background dominates the poster. The title, in black italics, runs from the upper left corner to the centre. 'THINK IT OVER' is written in black text, across the lower part of the poster.
First World War enlistment poster, produced both in Britain and Australia. The poster plays on notions of guilt and loyalty between mates. The poster is text, based, with no illustrations; however, t
Victorian recruiting poster using alternating primary and secondary colours to produce a striking visual effect. The text reads: 'Show that you're one of the ANZAC BREED! And put on the KHAKI. You'l
Early recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee. This is an unusually striking poster, as it is cut into the shape of an improbably muscular forearm with a clenched fist.
Second World War poster produced by Phillips Electrical Industries Pty Ltd advertising Phillips lamps. The text only poster uses colour to symbolise the effects of light and dark. On the left side of
Second World War poster produced by Phillips Electrical Industries Pty Ltd advertising Phillips lamps. The text only poster uses colour to symbolise the effects of light and dark. On the left side of
Australian Commonwealth Military Forces Second World War recruitment poster. The image of a woman holding her baby wrapped in a blanket in brown monotones against the colour backdrop of a red Australi