The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Poster issued by the United States Office for Emergency Management, Division of Information to raise support for the war effort. Features striking design by leading American graphic designer Lester Beall. Beall was influenced by the European avante garde especially constructivist and Bauhaus styles. He was a pioneer of modernist design in the United States and in 1937 was the first graphic artist to have a solo exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.
This anti-Nazi poster was the winning design in the Artist for Victory Campaign held at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York, in 1942. The aim of the competition (sponsored by the Council for Dem
British Second World War poster depicting a lettuce and salad servers, above a daily newspaper, with the headline 'Feed right to feel right'. The poster was produced by His Majesty's Stationary Office
German anti-Bolshevik propaganda poster showing a black-clothed skeleton with a sword held in its teeth. The poster provides a context for the social, cultural, emotional and political situations in
American First World War poster issued to promote the sale of Liberty Bonds. It features a striking modernist image in the upper half of a pair of jack boots dripping with bright red blood. On the upp
German First World War poster depicting a man holding a sack of metal objects, with additional metal objects on the floor beside him. The poster states that all aluminium, copper and other metals are
German First World War poster depicting two soldiers carrying a wounded comrade between them, a red cross in the background. The poster advertises a 'day of sacrifice' to raise money for wounded soldi
