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- Peace is excluded from paradise by Soviet cartoonist Ganf, July 1950
- Reporting art Poster-Appendix to the magazine Crocodile, USSR, 1962
- Funny stuff
- CANADIAN ARMED FORCES
- English tunneller Graham Fagg meeting Frenchman Phillippe Cozette at the meeting of the two ends of the Channel-Tunnel boring; 1990-December-1st; [615×467].
- What a woman may be and not have the vote / What a man may be and yet not lose the vote - 1908 Womens Suffrage movement poster
- Black Cat Bar
- Soviet propaganda poster promoting literacy, 1925
- Dont Drink the Water -Crime of Fluoridated Public Water Supply
- LAssemblée des six-comtés depicts a Patriote assembly, banners and all, in October 1837 prior to the outbreak of the Lower Canada Rebellion
- War of 1812
- ThIs SaYs a LoT AbOuT sOcIeTy
- 1957 USSR propaganda poster: “They have plenty for the rich. We are striving to have plenty for everyone.”
- Ads
- WW1 British Recruitment Poster
- Sexy Cartoons
- Wat inspiratie gekregen tijdens de corantaine; klassieke Sovjet antialcohol poster omgebouwd tot antiWC-rol poster
- Kulak is the most rancorous enemy of socialism! Dont believe him! Czechoslovakia,1953, Era of Red terror
- 1)Colonialist War On The African.Lest we forget
- Banksy Art
- Blursed new Vegas
- Alexander Pushkin
- Affiches vintage
- blursed_poster
- “Are our teachings, then, in vain?” Boxer Uprising (1900)
- Learn to do everything by yourself!, USSR, 1950s
- The true peace commissioners. US, 1864
- Ridonkulous!
- I.R.A 1970’s Poster
- smh. Kids these days
- Advertisements
- The Times cartoon - Bung Parliament
- Under the Red Duster, UK, c. 1941
- Provisional IRA poster (1974)
- “Long live the great Juche idea” North Korea (Korean war)
- Suid Afrika ww2
- 18th Century Costume
- [Russia, 1920] Every absence is the joy of enemies, but a Hero of Labour is a blow to the bourgeoisie
- So, an officer then? Great Britain, c. 1915.
- Join the Food Corps 1943
- Russian soldiers take a break during the battle of grozny. [093x430]
- My brain
- “Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without!”, Civilian rationing propaganda poster, US, 1943
- Peoples Republic of China, 1960s, Together forever
- Gay and lesbian march on Washington D.C., October 11, 1987 [1200x900]
Seattle’s Chinatown/International District has a complex history, stemming from decades of immigration and the hand-in-hand racism that came along with it. Since the conception of this district, there has always been some portion of the population that has suffered through the discrimination of others—namely white Americans. Starting in 1886, the Seattle Anti-Chinese Riot, during which “two weeks in white Seattleites rounded up the city’s Chinese residents, forced them onto ships and boxcars and shipped them north and south. By the end of it, a community of hundreds had been reduced to a few dozen” (Pulkkinen). For this reason, the Chinatown over here is less established than similar communities, such as Portland. Of course, the Chinese population has not been the only population discriminated against. After the bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941, the vast majority of Chinatown’s Japanese population were forcibly removed to the internment camps. During their absence, “Chinese and Filipino workers and shops filled the need for services while the Japanese were gone for three years,” which kept this area alive (Densho). However, the numerous Japanese businesses and residences dwindled, and many people were not able to return to their homes or jobs once released; many employers and neighbors were openly hostile and did not want to be associated with Japanese-Americans. Unfortunately, while modern times have reduced the number of racist sentiments, longtime residents of the International District still face discrimination. This time, it is due to financial reasons—Seattle’s booming housing market and development have led to forced evictions as developers buy up older parts of the area. This gentrification has caused grief among citizens like Tai Fung Chin, who was “forced out of her apartment in Seattles International District back in 2015. But she didnt want to leave the neighborhood…’Because of the language barrier, this is like China — everybody speaks the same language so, they dont have any choice’ (KUOW). These actions don’t only hurt the current residents of this neighborhood, but also trample over the historic significance of the area. For example, Chinatown - @internationaldistrict206 on Instagram
- “Gas Jew Traitors” Neo-Nazis counter-protest a demonstration supporting the Chicago Eight during their conspiracy trial, 1969 [1200x856]
- The Face of American Democracy-Soviet Belarusian poster, 1968
- Enough with this system! Poster of the german communist party (KPD)/ 1932
- He alone of two billion people on earth may not speak in Germany (1924, Germany)
- The Socialist way. The Conservative way. The Liberal way - 1924 British Liberal Party Poster
- Grey cats
- Workers! avoid the liquor! (1911)
- “The People’s Line-Take care of the Locomotive” US, 1840
- Food is a Weapon- Dont Waste It! (1941)
- Vintage Ads, Etc.
- World of Tomorrow
- House gop cut out quotes and brought signs to the hearings
- WW1 Propaganda Posters
- United States, 1942
- YOU! lurking in the darkness, scaremongering counter-revolutionist, tremble with fear! - art by Sándor Kónya (1919)
- Gender: Formal Political Power
- The next step if we dont vote in November.
- Funny
- John Bulls Dilemma - It is hard to disturb him - Hes such a good customer, Political cartoon 1895
- In American School, Poland, 1951
- Womens History
- Rationing means a fair share for all of us, 1940s
- Turkish cartoon about Cyprus - Soviet relations, depicting Archbishop Makarios (Makarios III) and Nikita Khrushchev. Makarios: Enjoy it comrade. It is warm, clean Turkish blood! February 1964, Turkey.
- British and French workers meet while digging the “Chunnel”, which connected Britain and mainland Europe for the first time. 1990 [1100x550]
- Dont strip trade-ins (WW2 period)
- The danger represented by the Nazi leader is more often than not brought close to home by the propaganda artists. In the 1942, American “Keep ’em firing” campaign, for instance, a fairly realistic placating Hitler is tempting a war worker into staying in bed.
‘Enemy of the People’ is, without a doubt, a fantastic play for our times. The Erin Brokovich of his day, Dr.Stockmann, discovers some disturbing truths about the healing waters in their town, but will the people rise to the occasion or will it become fake news? The decision between the overall financial prosperity and the physical and spiritual health of a people has never felt more relevant in our lifetime. Join us on Zoom for our next reading, Sunday May 17th. @untoldstorieshigh in collaboration with @backlanestudios, Featuring actors from Toronto and the U.K. link in bio .... Here is our FABULOUS (transatlantic) CAST. Couldn’t be more excited to share this play with an audience. Not only do we have great actors, we also have British theatre director, Di Trevis, joining us to kick off the reading with some insight and inspiration @therealedavid @ellie.ellwand @lizzieroseclarke @lnrsarah @tatompa @katerossleckie #gabrielscott @peteraaclements @carly.street @jessica_like_the_tank @whenisaygroupyousayseven @mat_zaac @baxtonpeesley #DavidHargreaves @trevisscott @trevis.di #covidcreativity #isolationcreation #torontotalent #torontoactor #toronto #london #londontalent #londonactor #playreading #newwriting #classics #writer #actor #director #theatremaker #community #gettogether #practiceyourcraft #actorscraft #Toronto #London #creativityforeveryone #UntoldStoriesHigh - @untoldstorieshigh on Instagram
- “My daddy said they didn’t seem to mind servin’ him on the Anzio Beach-Head. But I guess they wasn’t gettin’ along so good with them Nazis then!” USA, 1960
- I wish I were a man, Id join the Navy (1917)
- Demonstrative Congress against Costliness, for Increase of Support and Wage, designer Franz Holz, labor union NAS, the Netherlands, 1937.
- AWESOME!
- For peace and disarmament, Soviet poster by Boris Efimov, 1962
- The Unionists endangered our future by their cuts. We cannot put them out. But you can. - 1950s Northern Ireland Labour Party Poster
- Soviet caricature of american healthcare, 1963
- 1900’s
- Those about to die salute you: US propaganda leaflet attempts to turn Italians against Mussolini and his Axis allies, 1940s
- Funny Postcards
- 1930s fashion,hair,makeup.
- peoples cube poster date unknown
- Turkish Pro-American propoganda poster from the 1950s. (Translation and explanation in the comments)
- #WomenInPower
- They care only about the rich ones. We care about everybody. (About 20 million Americans do not have the means to buy more than one liter of milk per month and consume more than 6 kilograms of meat per year.), 1957, USSR. [2480x3113]
- Some anti war USSR poster. Apparently it says something like No need for war (could be wrong because i cannot read it) (date unknown)
- Family is waiting for your return to an honest working life, USSR, 1957
- My shirt ideas
- Comic Postcards
- Nazigermany: Wholegrainbread for public health: Eat wholegrain bread! Because it is better and healthier! 1934
- Translation according to Google: You never learn!
- Two Election Posters from the SPD in the mid 20s, early 30s.
- Liberty leading the people to the true Pocatello flag
- Death the Vaccinator, Anti-Vaccination Poster by the London Society for the Abolition of Compulsory Vaccination, c. 1880.
- Democracy must occasionally be bathed in blood. Junta leader Pinochet on behalf of the CIA, ITT, Kennecott Copper Corp. and others | Solidarity with Chile (West Germany 1975)
- The Militias Need Us! CNT-FAI, Spanish Civil War 1936-1939
- Ross Perot, 1992
- HIS LAST CLAIM // Anti-Hitler WWII Postcard // Artist: Paul Barbier (1939)
- Food facts
- Hot Town- Pigs in the Streets: Chicago 1968 Democratic Convention, USA - 1968
- Men of South Africa - Avenge, Allied anti-German WW1 propaganda evoking the execution of Red Cross nurse Edith Cavell by German firing squad, 1915
- JO-JO THE DOVE /// Anti-Communist propaganda by Paix et Liberté, France (1951)
- Pearls
- 60,000 Reichsmarks is what this cripple costs the Peoples Community during his lifetime. Fellow race-comrade, that is your money too. - an advert for A New People, the monthly periodical of the Nazi Race Politics Office promotes euthanasia, Nazi-style, circa 1938
- Proud of my son! USSR, 1941
- Vladimir Lenin
- Books - Read
- Gender: Formal Political Power
- British WWII poster, 1943
- States disappear! Races perish ! Unwavering stands the Church! Catholic Church in the Netherlands , during pope Pius XII (1939–1958) , exact date unclear.
- First teeth DO matter - They are the first line of defence in the battle for health, UK, 1930s, artist unknown
- Your Son Next? American anti-war poster, 1970
- 29 May 1942 - Vichy government forces Jews to wear the infamous yellow star badge in public
- For the supreme effort France, 1914-1918
- ANZAC Day
- 1940s Home
- [OC][Satire/Parody] - Keep Super Gonorrhea Out of Wakefield - 2016
- Neither soviet star or swastika. Against dictatorship, against violence and barbarism - Poster for the swedish labour party (1930s)
- Lenin. Soviet poster, 1968
- Join the Crusade, Buy National War Bonds - Great Britain, WW2
- Aleksander Rodchenko : Алекса́ндр Миха́йлович Ро́дченко
- Australian WWII propaganda poster edited for Corona Virus
- Tough guys in front...! Enlist in the Waffen-SS – Netherlands, 1940s
- Its time for a Guiness, Guinness advertisement during the 1936 Olympics in Nazi Germany, 1936 [600x1049]
- U.S.A New Year poster. 1919
- On the blackboard of the Christmas truant, USSR, 1931
- Mind and science against religion Soviet poster 1960
- Armed Forces Day
- Mother, is THIS the second front daddy spoke so often about? – National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands, 1943 (referring to Allied bombings)
- Red Army soldier! You wont leave your beloved one to be shamed and dishonoured by Hitlers soldiers, USSR, 1942
- ‘Learn To Do Everything Yourself! - Soviet propaganda poster featuring a Young Pioneer (the Soviet equivalent of the Boy Scouts) sewing his shirt (1954). Artwork by S. Datskevich.
- Labour and prosperity, a blessing for all Election poster for the Social Democratic Workers Party, Netherlands , Huib de Ru , 1935.
- VOTE SNP (Scottish National Party) - Nurses - Unofficial Cybernat propaganda, 2017 general election.
- Peter Brookes
- Jail is just a kind of warehouse for poor people. USA, 1976
- Hoarders, panic buyers, shame on you! (Nazi Germany, 1942)
- Canadian flag in a political cartoon from 1910 and a digital rendition of that flag
- This dude keeps unironically sending me right wing memes and man theyre honestly awesome
- United States, 1942
- A monkey flies
- 18th -19th century cardboard boxes
- Uranium creates a Police State, Australia, 1976
- Against Papen, Hitler, Thälmann! 1930s SPD electoral propaganda poster.
- Abolish the tyranny of the tied cottage - 1935 British Labour Party Poster
- Never Again! - 1920s/1930s British Labour Party Poster
- Fahnen
- Birthday Box
- United we stand ww1 entente powers propaganda (1914)
- They Need Food - Plant More Beans - Help Feed Those Freed From Axis Rule, Office for Emergency Management, USA, February 1946
- “Students/Be the Führer’s Propagandists” Nazi Germany, Date Unknown
- Nazi propaganda poster used in Ukraine, text reads Hitler The Liberator, 1942
- Art / GEORGE GROSZ, 1893-1959
- Russian provisional Government propaganda, [February - October 1917].
- Funny birthday quotes
- “Knowledge corrupts the youth - Adolf Hitler” Mexican anti-Nazi WWII propaganda poster
- An 1944 propaganda poster promoting the British Free Corps unit of the Waffen SS.
- 4 th of July
- Anti-Soviet propaganda from the Soviet-Afghan War (1979-89) by the mujahideen
- A vintage British health poster from World War II. “A Handkerchief In Time Saves Nine and helps to keep the nation fighting fit. Coughs and Sneezes Spread Diseases”. Date unknown.
- Old Posters n Advertisements
- Danish Soldiers Return to Copenhagen, Otto Bache (Oil on canvas), 1849
- WWII anti-venereal disease poster.
- UK WW2 poster 1940
- So Will It Be For The Fascist Beast! - 1945, USSR
- Chevalier Bayard
- This poster implies that Daddy hasnt done anything in the Great War. Used as a guilt tripper for soldiers to enlist. UK, 1915. Artwork by Savile Lumley.
- Times Cartoon: Nazis
- My little cat Chairman Meow passed away this morning, so I made some propaganda posters for her funeral
- “Wenn bier wir haben und Tabak Dann schierl uns nicht der feinde Pack“, roughly translated to: “If we have beer and tobacco then we will withstand the enemy”, 1916. [564X880]
Music was a proven way to bring the suffrage movement into peoples homes. Suffrage tunes included not only marches & hymns, but also polkas, waltzes, mazurkas & quick-steps. Find out more in our new book, Creativity & Persistence, at arts.gov. #WomensVote100 - @neaarts on Instagram
- Good work, sister: we never figured you could do a man-size job! Americas Women have met the test!, United States, 1944
- Political Posters
- The hour of reckoning with the Germans is close for all their atrocities (1940s)
- cursed_dinner
- Labour Party
- Cost of feeding a person with a hereditary disease. Germany 1936
- aprons
- WW2 Romanian propaganda cartoon depicting Winston Churchill ripping a map of Germany.
- 1918 - WWI & Influenza
- PsBattle: Putin holds Baby Trump at Womens March in D.C.
- Postage Stamp
- Canadian propaganda, 1914-1918.
- An advertisement for a mass meeting about the league of nations. Give her the key and Lock him up. (1919)
- N°16 - Iets over nog steeds geen lichamelijk contact of zoiets dergelijks
- C. 1891 - John A. Macdonald re-election campaign poster
- “Against Papen, Hitler, Thälmann” SPD Election Poster, Weimar Germany, 1932
- Cold War Vintage
- China Politics
The caption for this illustration when it appeared in an early 1940s edition of Apparel Arts was praise the Lord and pass the plasma. This was of course an effort by the Red Cross to increase donations during wartime. The majority of the capture talked about the outfits in the illustration, keeping us clothes-focused individuals informed and educated on the two most important things to us in mid-20th century America. How to help our boys overseas and how to best compliment our favorite overcoat! - @gentlemansgazette on Instagram
- CAPITALISTS DEMAND RED ENDLESSLY! Its your blood, doughboys! But more and still more is to be squeezed out! Japanese Psychological Operations, 1942
- British recruitment poster, 1920s.
- Triple Stalin: Best friend of Christianity, Father of Nation, A man creating a world happier [WWII]
- On Gorbachevs reforms, 1987
- American Red Cross
- The Union of Soviet Socialist republics is the socialist country of workers and peasants. 1945
- Norway 1940-1945 :Our cause is your cause! - join the womens herd
- Vote for the Conservatives: Who Gave you the Alliance Commemorating Alliance between British Empire and Imperial Japan(c1905-1910, Britain)
- Come Lad, Slip Across and Help, British WWI Recruitment Poster, 1915
- Anti-Prostitution Campaign - USA [1940s]
- Downton Abby humor
- Change over to a victory job. Australian propaganda poster calling on women to work in jobs useful to the war effort, 1943.
- Struggle for the recognition of the German Democratic Republic according to international law (East Germany, 1971)
- The whole nation is building its capital city - polish poster about rebuilding Warsaw after war damages - 1954
- Check out the name on the bottom right
- Morten Morland on major government ministers being in self-isolation due to coronavirus
- We Serve the People!, USSR, 1950
- Nurse Costume
- Communism is Nazism Romania 1989
- TOGETHER WE WIN // ARTIST: James Montgomery Flagg (1918)
- Our carelessness, their secret weapon : prevent forest fires. (1943)
- Va, mon fils ! (Go, my son ! You will have the most beautiful death that could be wished for.), France, 1914
- We, by Gods mercy, wish to sit on the throne and drive the workers into their coffins. And we wish for you, the bourgeois, the priest, to grow fat and drunk... [Bolshevik propaganda, Russia, 1919]
- En Chine, Le Gateau des Rois et ... des Emprereurs - China is The Kings and Emperors Cake France, 1898.
- WW1 Donald McGill c. 1916
- Checkmate ! (Germany, 1917)
- Top: Woman, learn to read and write! Bottom: Oh, Mommy! If you were literate, you could help me! A poster by Elizaveta Kruglikova (c. 1923) advocating female literacy
- 1919 poster encouraging foreign nationals to become citizens
- To German mothers: 12,000 Jewish soldiers fell for the Fatherland on the Field of Honour Commemorative poster for the German Jewish of the First World War, 1920
Happy #mothersday! - @brizobar on Instagram
- “Partisans, revenge without mercy!”, Soviet Union WWII 🎖🎖🎖🎖🎖
- Shot every 10th worker and peasant - Bolshevik anti-white poster, 1919
- Lenin shows you the way. Vote Communist! List 4, become a member of the communist party and read communist media -German Communist propaganda, 1924.
- He, who strikes Churchill, strikes Stalin [WWII]
- Soldiers of Hitler - the Nations Friends - Ukraine, 1942
- Long live the USSR - socialist state of workers and peasants! Soviet poster, 1938
- Equality of sacrifice?...Lets all step down one rung! - the Labour Party attacks the governments reaction to the Wall Street Crash during the British general election of 1929
- Carnival
- Sousaphone
- Joined front against Bolshevism Norway, 1940s.
- ADK: Camping Theme Artwork
- Give me 4 Years Time (Nazi-Germany, 1937)
- Glory to the Communist Party of the Soviet Union!, Postcard, USSR, date unknown
- Red cross or Iron cross? U.K anti German propaganda poster WW1.
- Germans toiling as slaves under black masters in the French-occupied Rhineland, 1920.
- Germanys ideal future under the leadership of the Bolsheviks Germany, 1919
- One Billion Strong! The United Nations Work For Freedom - poster published by Office of War Information, artist Gilbert B. Wilson. Circa 1944
- Urklipp ur en brittisk humortidning den 19 september 1917 angående Luxburg-affären
- Free birthday greetings
- Comrade Lenin cleans the earth from scum / Soviet Russia, 1920
- CCCP
- Woman your country needs you! WWI Poster, 1917.
- Our challenge to Capitalism. Poster dedicated to introduction of the 7 hour work day in USSR. 1927.
- Red Cross- vintage (mostly)
- WW2 Posters
- “Drunkenness Will Not Be Tolerated!” ca. 1977
- “Workers and oppressed people, unite (in the) struggle against imperialism”. Swedish communist party KMFL(r), 1973.
- USSR Propaganda poster promoting racial equality (1923)
- 50 Million Indonesians Are Being Silenced, Only the Communist Party Fights for Them, Holland, 1929
- Cast a Vote for more jobs, VOTE UNIONIST- Ulster Unionist party poster, 1959
- Canadian ww2 posters
- Daddy what did you do in the Great War? British 1915 poster
- Japanese propaganda poster from pre-ww2 1938
- The old flag, the old policy, the old leader, Canadian conservative poster, 1891
- Break the chains! - Polish poster created by the Polish Committee of National Liberation, 1944
- Celebrating the end of prohibition, December 1933 [colorized]
- 1799 Public Indecency notice (whatre you looking at?)
- Victim of Fascism (1950 -ish) by Herbert Smagon (former Luftwaffe soldier)
- ALL OTHER CARDS
- Live, work and fight like Lenin!, Soviet poster, 1958.
- 1905/06 UK Conservative election poster
- Vote American Labor Party Roosevelt and Lehman, Poster by the ALP for the Presidential Election, 1936.
- The youth of today is LAZY and CRIMINAL ! - France, 1907. (A 110 years ago, same argument)
- Extend hemp crops in peatlands! USSR, Belarusian Soviet Republic, 1954 by Leonid Zamakh
- I said all along this was going to be a punitive expedition - British cartoon mocking Austrias failed invasion of Serbia (1914)
- Butchers torchure Ukraine. Death to butchers! [Russian Civil War]
- ***NAUGHTY TAROT
- Dont go to Spain (UK, 1970s)
- “War Relief for the German Red Cross: Ready for New Patients!” 1940-41 [Nazi, WWII, Red Cross, Poster]
- IT TAKES A MAN TO FILL IT // Artist: Charles Duncan (1918)
- We’ll surround orphans with maternal kindness and love artist Nikolai Zhukov, USSR, 1947
- You Die For Him! North Korea, Korean War
- Leave the flame-throwing to us- You Be Careful with Fire! USA, WW2
- Eat sugar! Who works a lot has to eat a lot of sugar. Sugar strengthens bones, gives power and health! (1930s)
- 1944, USSR, World War Two cartoon style propaganda poster featuring a dynamic caricature image of Adolf Hitler in black and white against a swastika being punched by three fists represented by the flags of the UK, Soviet Union and America in colour on the sleeve cuffs.
- Soviet world war II poster saying The Motherland calls! ( holding text of Military Oath)
- Art
- In your letter home, do not accidentally blab out military secrets! 1954 Soviet poster.
- 1930s
- Social Realism
- The Right Honourable Poland - pig trained in Paris (Bolshevik Russia, 1920)
- Useless Offers! - WWI Italian pro-neutrality poster (1914-18)
- Times Cartoon: Deal in the Desert
- Adenauerites, Poland 1954
- Labour Party
- Communist Party of Israel: Long live 1st of May 1954, showing a Palestinian worker, a Jewish worker and a (not identified) woman worker marching together
- Soviet Art
- The Entry of our Victorious Enemies into Berlin - WW1 German propaganda
- May the indestructible friendship of the peoples of the USSR flourish and grow stronger!, Soviet poster, 1972.
- The blood donor is the best friend of the Red Army! Soviet poster, Leningrad, 1941
- anti-Bolshevik propaganda poster produced during the Russian Civil War.
- “The guarantee of German military strength!”, Wehrmacht and SA, 1936
- “The British treat all races equally” Italian WW2 Anti British posted
- American Friendship [on paper] national independence (Soviet Union, 1954)
- National womans party
- We will unmask and destroy the people who start and spread panic causing rumours USSR Date Unknown
- Lets expose and destroy the provocateurs and spreaders of panic rumours! Soviet poster, 1941
