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American First World War poster issued to promote the sale of Liberty Bonds. Featuring a macabre, graphic image by Henry Raleigh of a mother holding her baby in her arms. As she turns to look behind her a large ogre like figure is stalking her. His German helmet is visible as are his blood stained hands. Printed in black and red on a cream background the title text is integrated and layered over the image in the upper right corner. It aims to instill fear in the viewer and asks the question ' Hun or Home?' implying that subscription to the Liberty Loan will help keep the 'Huns' away.
American First World War poster issued to promote the sale of Liberty Bonds. Featuring a macabre, graphic image by Henry Raleigh of a mother holding her baby in her arms. As she turns to look behind h
American First World War poster issued to promote the sale of Liberty Bonds. Featuring a macabre, graphic image by Henry Raleigh of a mother holding her baby in her arms. As she turns to look behind h
American First World War poster issued to promote the sale of Liberty Bonds. It features a bloody hand print in the top half. Beneath it the title and text ' The Hun - his Mark Blot it out with Libert
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
Poster depicting a young woman looking out at the viewer and brandishing an American flag above her head. With her other arm she gestures to the soldiers behind her. This image is styled on Delacroix
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
Utilising striking typography, this poster aims to encourage the public to purchase Liberty Bonds. This very simple design is highly effective and could have been utilised on a large scale to promote
