632 Free Artworks of Posters Of The United States

world war i posters in the library of congressthe little duchessnypl american popular songsanna held in 1901posters with anna heldamerican popular songs.anna heldblack and white photographs of world war inational archives and records administrationnational archives at college park
The combination that will win the war LCCN2002722580, Adolph Treidler, 1917
world war i posters in the library of congressdivision of pictorial publicity
Food Administration - Anti-Waste Campaign - Posters drawn by Charles Dana Gibson and used by the U.S. Food Administration, Charles Dana Gibson, 1917 – 1918
black and white photographs of world war iunited states food administration
Keep it coming - waste nothing LCCN2002711983, George Illian, 1917
world war i posters in the library of congressgeorge illian
Banjo serenade (Chloe I'm waitin'), Anna Held
sheet music for banjolove songs
Sadie, Anna Held
betrothal in popular 19th and early 20th century american musicthe little duchess
Schurz and German Vote, 2 November 1872
harper's weekly illustrations by thomas nastcaricatures of carl schurz
"Food will win the war. You came here seeking Freedom. You must now help to preserve it. WHEAT is needed for the allies . Waste nothing.", Charles Edward Chambers
world war i food waste avoidance in the united statesillustrations by charles edward chambers
Food Administration - Anti-Waste Campaign - Posters drawn by Charles Dana Gibson and used by the U.S. Food Administration, Charles Dana Gibson, 1917 – 1918
black and white photographs of world war iunited states food administration
Pretty Mollie Shannon (she's the real thing.), Anna Held
couples in the united statesthe little duchess
Food will win the war WWI yiddish poster 1917, Charles Edward Chambers
yiddish "food will win the war" postercharles edward chambers
Food will win the war - You came here seeking freedom, now you must help to preserve it - Wheat is needed for the allies - waste nothing LCCN2002720171, Charles Edward Chambers, 1917
world war i posters in the library of congressstatue of liberty in the 1910s
New York Ledger: Bicycle Number, Henry Brevoort Eddy, 1895
henry brevoort eddynew york ledger
30b Sammlung Eybl USA James Montgomery Flagg (1877-1960) I want you for U.S. Army. 1917. 101 x 76 cm. (Coll..Nr. 3116)
i want you for the u.s. army nearest recruiting stationplakatmuseum wien, eybl collection
Pretty Mollie Shannon (she's the real thing.), Anna Held
couples in the united statesthe little duchess
Charity bazar (i.e., bazaar) for the widows and orphans of German, Austrian, Hungarian and their allied soldiers LCCN2002722436, Winold Reiss, 1916
world war i posters in the library of congressmodern art
For the safety of womanhood... Help 'till it hurts. Liberty Loan Committee of Washington 1918, William Balfour Ker
third liberty loan posterswilliam balfour ker
Pretty Mollie Shannon (she's the real thing.), Anna Held
couples in the united statesthe little duchess
Artists - F. Walter Taylor of Phila, PA. who devoted much of his time drawing war posters for the government. 1917, 1917 – 1918
black and white photographs of world war iworld war i homefront in the united states
1865 Ticket LeaveMan TremontTheatre Boston
tremont theatre, boston (1860s)1865 in boston
Leslie's-Weekly-1898, 30 June 1898
leslie's weekly coversleslie's weekly, 1898
"I Want You For The U.S. Army Enlist Now", between 1941 and 1945
world war ii recruitment posters from the united statesi want you for the u.s. army nearest recruiting station
Elizabeth Shippen Green, Violet Oakley, Jessie Willcox Smith and Henrietta Cozens in their Chestnut Street studio, ca. 1901, Elizabeth Shippen Green, circa 1901
black and white photographspeople in 1901
Food will win the war - You came here seeking freedom, now you must help to preserve it - Wheat is needed for the allies - waste nothing LCCN2002720472, 1917
yiddish "food will win the war" poster
School Begins (Puck Magazine 1-25-1899, cropped), Louis Dalrymple, 25 January 1899
engravings of uncle sampuck, 1899
"War Rages in France. We must feed them. They cannot fight and raise food at the same time. Denying ourselves only a little means Life to them.", Harry Everett Townsend
united states food administration postersfood in propaganda
Schurz Victims, 7 September 1872
harper's weekly illustrations by thomas nastcaricatures of carl schurz
Shoot ships to Germany and help America win - Schwab LCCN2002722576, Adolph Treidler, 1917
world war i posters in the library of congressposters by adolph treidler
Advertentie voor het tijdschrift Modern Art Les Maîtres de l'Affiche (serietitel op object), RP-P-2015-26-1513, Louis Prang, between 1895 and 1900
bequest of simon emmeringarthur wesley dow
A North-west view of the State House in Philadelphia, taken in 1778 (Columbian Magazine, July 1787), Charles Willson Peale
the columbian magazine (1787)neoclassicism
Virgin and Child, Hans Memling, 1470
paintings of madonna lactans in the cleveland museum of artearly netherlandish painting
Virgin and Child, Hans Memling, 1470
paintings of madonna lactans in the cleveland museum of artearly netherlandish painting
An heir to the throne, or the next Republican candidate LCCN2003674574, Louis Maurer, 1860
political cartoons from the united states presidential election, 1860louis maurer
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