The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 standing on a beach; in the background hovering over the ocean, is Liberty carrying the United States flag in her left hand, and the pommel of a sword in her right. The title occupies the top right corner of the poster and is printed in black ink.
James Montgomery Flagg (1877– 1960) was an American artist and illustrator. He worked in media ranging from fine art painting to cartooning, but is best remembered for his political posters.
Famous American First World War recruitment poster by James Montgomery Flagg (1877-1960) featuring Uncle Sam, a symbol of America (the unity of State and Nation, as well as white supremacy). He is wea
Australian Commonwealth Military Forces (AIF) Second World War recruiting poster. A black and white image of Winston Churchill 's head and left hand pointing toward the viewer dominates the majority o
Australian Commonwealth Military Forces (AIF) Second World War recruiting poster. A black and white image of Winston Churchill 's head and left hand pointing toward the viewer dominates the majority o
Australian Commonwealth Military Forces (AIF) Second World War recruiting poster. A black and white image of Winston Churchill 's head and left hand pointing toward the viewer dominates the majority o
British recruiting poster produced by the Admiralty Recruiting Department. Depicts three British sailors and one officer standing in the crows next. The sailor on the right is peering through a tele
First World War recruitment poster one of 5 designed for the U.S. Marines by artists working for the Division of Pictorial Publicity. Designed by renowned American illustrator James Montgomery Flagg i