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This awesome poster features American soldiers from...
Caramel Klaus
(c. 1930)
Klaus candy has been bringing smiles
to the faces of children...
World's Fair, New York, c.1939
This awesome vintage poster features two monumental landmark
buildings, the Trylon and Perisphere, which were part of the
"Theme Center" of the 1939 World's Fair. The 700-foot Trylon...
Enjoy browsing this great collection of Vintage World War II and wartime posters, photos, and fine art prints by some of the world’s greatest poster artists. Some of the posters below were used as wartime propaganda posters. Any these posters would be great for use in classrooms to educate students. They are also great for historians and those who love collecting posters. For information about ordering any of these awesome Vintage World War II posters, just click on the link below the image. You can also beautify and protect your prints by having them custom framed.
Rosie the Riveter
Norman Rockwell used the name Rosie the Riveter for his cover for the May 29,
1943 Saturday Evening Post, which depicted Rosie (model Mary Doyle Keefe).
Freedom to Worship or Freedom of Worship
Freedom to Worship was published in the February 27, 1943 Issue of The Saturday
Evening Post with a matching essay by Will Durant as part of the Four Freedoms
series.
Freedom from Fear
was published in the March 13, 1943 Issue of The
Saturday Evening Post with a matching essay as part of the Four Freedoms series
painted by Norman
Rockwell.
Norman Rockwell's Freedom of Speech
is one of Four Freedoms paintings that were inspired by United States
President
Franklin D. Roosevelt in the State of the Union Address, known as Four
Freedoms, he delivered to the 77th United States Congress on January 6, 1941.
Freedom from Want or The Thanksgiving Picture
