47 Free Artworks of Propaganda Of The United States

world war i posters of the united statesworld war i anti-german propagandaflags in propagandanational archives at college parksoldiers in propaganda1918 world war i posters of the united statesi want you for the u.s. army nearest recruiting stationfood in propaganda1900s political cartoons of the united statescaricatures of edward henry harriman
30a Sammlung Eybl Großbritannien. Alfred Leete (1882–1933) Britons (Kitchener) wants you (Briten Kitchener braucht Euch). 1914 (Nachdruck), 74 x 50 cm. (Slg.Nr. 552), Alfred Leete
lord kitchener wants youalfred leete
Boston Massacre high-res, Henry Pelham, 1770
the bloody massacre by paul reverewounded people in art
Remember Belgium, Ellsworth Young, circa 1918
world war i posters of the united statesposters by ellsworth young
10000 Miles From Tip to Tip 1899 Cornell CUL PJM 1133 01
cornell university libraryamerican eagle
First man on the moon
1969 stamps of the united statesapollo 11 on stamps
William Allen Rogers - Only the Navy Can Stop This (WWI U.S. Navy recruitment poster), William Allen Rogers, 1917
world war i anti-german propagandapickelhaube in art
Bernhard Gillam The Trouble In Cuba 1895 Cornell CUL PJM 1123 01
judge1895
Hello! This is liberty speaking - billions of dollars are needed and needed now - Z.P. Nikolaki. LCCN93502270
1918 world war i posters of the united statesdrawings of women from the united states
PulitzerHearstWarYellowKids
caricatures of william randolph hearstcaricatures of joseph pulitzer
22 Sammlung Eybl USA. H. R. Hopps (1869–1937). Destroy this mad brute (Vernichte dieses verrückte Vieh). 1917. 82 x 59 cm. (Slg.Nr. 3262)
gorillas in artmilitare
Militarism, gorilla art, 22 Sammlung Eybl USA. H. R. Hopps (1869–1937). Destroy this mad brute (Vernichte dieses verrückte Vieh). 1917. 82 x 59 cm. (Slg.Nr. 3262) (cropped)
gorillas in artmilitare
Propaganda poster exhorting Northern Vietnamese to move South during Operation Passage to Freedom - 306-ppb-225-2012-001-pr, 5 August 1954
operation passage to freedomanti-communist propaganda
Rivets are Bayonets, Drive them Home!
world war i posters of the united statesbayonets in propaganda
Save Serbia poster 1915, 1916
world war i posters of the united statesart nouveau
Hip Hip Another Ship LOC 3g10784v, George Hand Wright, 1918
world war i posters of the united statesunited states shipping board
Uncle Sam (pointing finger)
i want you for the u.s. army nearest recruiting stationfederal government of the united states
John E Sheridan Rivets Bayonets, 1 January 1918
world war i posters of the united statesbayonets in propaganda
John E Sheridan WWI US Food is Ammunition Dont Waste it, 1 July 1918
1918 world war i posters of the united statesunited states food administration posters
Food for France, 1918
posters by francis luis morafeeding in art
Independent-Voters-Committee-of-the-Arts-and-Sciences-for-Roosevelt-poster, 1944
franklin delano roosevelt presidential campaign, 19441944 posters of the united states
Torture, proposed poster in The Nature of the Enemy series, Yasuo Kuniyoshi, 1942 or 1943
catalan modernismtorture in art
Merican Red Cross Poster, Harrison Fisher, 1918
posters by harrison fishercapitalist realism
Will you walk into my parlor - U. Keppler 1907, 19 June 1907
1907 in rail transport in the united states1907 cartoons
FourFavorites1501, Louis Ferstadt, August 1943
four favorites (comic books)1944 comic books
Mary Mildred Botts, March 1855
white slave propagandacharles sumner
Mary Mildred BottsFXD, March 1855
white slave propagandacharles sumner
Hello! This is Liberty Speaking – Billions of Dollars Needed and Needed NOW, Z. P. Nikolaki, 1918
department of drawings and prints, metropolitan museum of art1918 world war i posters of the united states
E.W. Kemble - A new species; Harrimanus mergerensis vulgarus americanus, 1907
caricatures of edward henry harrimanedward winsor kemble
William Allen Rogers - Only the Navy Can Stop This (WWI U.S. Navy recruitment poster) original, William Allen Rogers, 1917
world war i recruitment posters from the united statesillustrations by william allen rogers
Waiting for the verdict--the coroner's jury will undoubtedly find that the deceased committed suicide, Louis Dalrymple
1890s political cartoons of the united states1898 cartoons
Thomas Nast communist skeleton cartoon 1880
anti-communist propagandaworks by thomas nast
BONNET ROUGE by Oscar Cesare.wittig collection oscarcesare01.preliminary image, Oscar Cesare
world war i anti-german propagandaoscar cesare
Hello! This is liberty speaking - billions of dollars are needed and needed now - Z.P. Nikolaki. LCCN93502270, Z. P. Nikolaki, 1918
1918 world war i posters of the united statesdrawings of women from the united states
The Yanks are Coming! Reg Manning Travelcard No. 19 (NBY 7241), 1942
anti-japanese propaganda in the united statesreg manning
"I Want You" (FDR), between 1941 and 1945
i want you for the u.s. army nearest recruiting stationuncle sam in propaganda
Cardinal Mercier poster (English), George Illian, 1917
world war i posters of the united statesdésiré-joseph mercier
"Loose talk can cause this", Adolph Treidler, between 1941 and 1945
world war ii posters about secrecy from the united statesnazi swastikas in art
PuckMagazine19Jun1907, 1907
1907 covers of puck magazineudo keppler's puck covers
"Red Cross Nurse.", Harrison Fisher
world war i posters of the united statescapitalist realism
"Will you walk into my parlor?" said the spider to the fly - K. LCCN2011647212, 1907
1907 covers of puck magazineudo keppler's puck covers
Americans standing on street below flag, Prague, Bohemia 1919-01-28 (NARA 313154605), Otakar Mařák, 28 January 1919
people of czechoslovakia in 19191919 in prague
"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
This is what the "freedom of worship" bill means - can we hold the evil in check? LCCN2011661820, 1885
cartoons by joseph keppler1885 in new york (state)
LC-USZC4-7900 (21890682849), Adolph Treidler
posters by adolph treidlerworld war i propaganda
"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
Cardinal Mercier poster (French), George Illian, 1917
world war i posters of the united statesdésiré-joseph mercier
In danger. Puck- "What are you going to do about it?" LCCN94500771, 1881
1880s political cartoons of the united statespuck, 1881
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