The portrayal is of "Uncle Sam", and it was a self-portrait of the man who posed for it: the artist himself, James Montgomery Flagg, one of the hardest working commercial artists who ever lived. He was on the art staff of two national magazines by the time he was 15 years old, and worked until the day he died, at the age of 93. He also did "fine art" work, but is overwhelmingly remembered for his advertising work. "Uncle Sam Wants You" is his most famous painting.
This was a propaganda poster encouraging civilians to volunteer on behalf of their country to promote the war effort in some way .
Probably the most famous poster of WW2 was probably 'Dig for victory" but it might not be. +++ Actually it was just one of many propaganda posters. The "digging" was of allotments for growing food. The "Your Country Needs You" heading this thread dates from WW1.
It was Charles manson
Your Country Needs You.
give me a interesting topis for poster creation for computer science students
This was a propaganda poster encouraging civilians to volunteer on behalf of their country to promote the war effort in some way .
Uncle Sam stands for U.S as a personification of the American Government. It was the name for Samuel Wilson. This was represented by the poster which sometimes had "your country needs you". The man had a blue suit and a tall hat with the stars and stripes on.
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Poster is a masculine word. it derives from the word post which I similar to a mail man
Probably the most famous poster of WW2 was probably 'Dig for victory" but it might not be. +++ Actually it was just one of many propaganda posters. The "digging" was of allotments for growing food. The "Your Country Needs You" heading this thread dates from WW1.
Scarface wouldn't be too hard.
The poster was invented in the year 1796. The first man to come up with the idea was Alois Senefelder from Germany.
Poster Printer Supply is a decent option to help you find what you are looking for. You can also check with your local staples or office max to meet your poster needs.
Software can be found for creating your own poster from Vistaprint's online website. On Vistaprint's site one is able to easily create a poster to fit their needs.
The World War I poster featuring a bull terrier typically includes the slogan "Your Country Needs You," accompanied by an image of the dog, which symbolizes loyalty and bravery. The poster was designed to encourage enlistment in the military, appealing to the public's sense of duty and patriotism. Similar to the famous "Uncle Sam" posters, it aimed to inspire men to join the fight for their country. The bull terrier, known for its tenacity, served as a fitting mascot for the campaign.
I think the poster needs to elaborate a bit.