The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
British recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee. Depicts a British artillery crew training a large gun onto a plane that is flying overhead. The illustration, which occupies the top section of the poster, is in the style of British silhouette artist, Harry Oakley, who produced several designs for WWI recruiting posters. The black shadows of the soldiers contrast sharply against the blue and white sky behind them. The title, which is a quote from Lord Kitchener, is printed in white letters against a black background and occupies the centre right to lower right sections of the poster.
Depicts a black silhouette of an infantryman holding his rifle, posing against a yellow background, in the style of British silhouette artist Harry Oakley, who produced posters for the war effort. Br
South Australian recruiting poster, based upon a British recruitment poster. It depicts a young boy scout in silhouette, confronting an adult who is scratching his head. It is possible that this work
South Australian recruiting poster based upon a British recruitment poster. It depicts a young boy scout in silhouette, confronting an adult who is scratching his head. It is possible that this work
British recruitment poster depicting a scout asking his father whether he will fight in the First World War. A young boy scout is depicted in silhouette, confronting a silhouetted adult who is scratc
British recruiting poster in the style of British silhouette artist Harry Oakley, who produced poster designs for the war effort. This image is based on a poster called 'Boys come over here, you're w
British recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee. The poster uses a large black key as a device to attract the attention of viewers. This is a slightly more sophisticated
