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Depicts a First World War United States poster for Naval recruitment. Henry Reuterdahl (1870–1925) was a Swedish-American painter known for his nautical imagery. He had a long relationship with the United States Navy, serving as a Lieutenant Commander with the United States Naval Reserve Force and was a frequent writer on naval topics. In the years prior to the First World War , he travelled extensively with the United States Navy and became their official artist during the war, where he was head of the poster bureau. Reuterdahl was best known for his paintings of Navy warships and recruiting posters during the First World War.
First World War recruitment poster issued by the United States Naval Recruitment Bureau. It features a colour reproduction of a painting by Henry Reuterdahl of warships at sea. A seagull hovers in the
United States Navy First World War recruitment poster. In the foreground, a Naval recruit is telling a civilian to stop reading about the war, rather to 'make it' by enlisting. The two figures are sta
First World War United States Navy recruitment poster depicting a sailor holding a flag, with ships in the background. United States Navy operations during the First World War began on April 6 1917, a
First World War recruitment poster issued by the United States Navy Recruitment Bureau. It features a colour reproduction of a painting by James Daughtery depicting sailors on leave in India in the up
United States First World War recruitment poster issued by the U. S. Navy. It features a three quarter portrait of a U.S sailor blowing a bugle as if calling fellow men to arms. It is printed in black
recruitment, sailors, patriotism; recruiting poster for the US Navy, depicting sailors from Japan, USA, United Kingdom, Imperial and, with the flag of each country beneath and warships in the backgrou
