World War II Posters

The poster has General Eisenhower in the center with the D-Day beach landing in the back. Although no specific month is given for when the poster

Chaliapin (Artist), Special Collections/University Archives (Publisher)

This poster is an image of a WWII soldier with men and women seen working in the background. Clearly a propaganda image, the poster has "Let's All

Special Collections/University Archives (Publisher)

U.S. Merchant Marine ship is sinking. The artist, Anton Fischer, is best known for his Gloucester, Massachusetts fishing scenes, war convoys, and

Fischer (Artist), Special Collections/University Archives (Publisher)

This poster depicts United States soldiers invading the beaches of Normandy on D-Day. It was created to stimulate support for the scrap metal

Sewell (Artist), Special Collections/University Archives (Publisher)

This poster is an illustration of allied war effort in the later years of WWII. Thirty-two nations, who would later become the United Nations,

Ragan (Artist), Special Collections/University Archives (Publisher)

Depicts an American military unit storming a beach. The artist, Ferdinand Warren, was born in Missouri in 1899 and attended the Kansas City Art

Warren (Artist), Special Collections/University Archives (Publisher)

This is a WWII propaganda poster featuring a determined Caucasian male in full welding attire standing in front of a large American Flag. It is a

Bruehl (Artist), Special Collections/University Archives (Publisher)

In the foreground are the words "Avenge December 7" written in red, a menacing font. In the background is a sailor with his right fist raised in

Perlin (Artist), Special Collections/University Archives (Publisher)

A white and black man work together to build a plane for the war.

28.5" x 40"

Liberman (Artist), Special Collections/University Archives (Publisher)