The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This British Second World War poster, with artwork attributed to Harold Foster, was issued by the British Admiralty to help promote the work of the Allied navies. The poster was likely made between 1943 and 1945 as parts of Italy were being taken by Allied forces. The poster depicts a British warship convoy traveling through rough seas. Above the main ship in the foreground, the overcast sky gives way to a contrasting white outline of a map of Italy. Through northern Italy is a red cross, with the text 'and the NAVY goes on', implying that once the navy had helped with the campaign against Italy, it will go on to its next task.
The British Admiralty published this poster in 1943, using artwork by British artist Pat Keely. The poster depicts a ship being launched from a boatyard along specially-built tracks. In the foreground
The British Admiralty published this poster in 1943, using artwork by British artist Pat Keely. The poster depicts a ship being launched from a boatyard along specially-built tracks. In the foreground
This British Second world War poster depicts two allied warships sailing together in formation at sea. The text that "the British Navy guards the freedom of us" highlights the importance of the navy.
This 1942 British Second World War poster was created by His Majesty's Stationary Office on behalf of the Ministry of Information and features artwork by Marus (Marc) Stone. The poster depicts a Briti
This 1942 British Second World War poster was created by His Majesty's Stationary Office on behalf of the Ministry of Information and features artwork by Gilbert Rumbold. The poster depicts a submarin
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