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Posters of the First World War

Name: Posters of the First World War
Brand: Imperial War Museum
SKU: 02446980
Price: 14.12 EUR
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Richard Slocombe

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Libro In brossura

Codice Libristo: 02446980

Casa editrice Imperial War Museum, maggio 2014

Recruitment, propaganda, rationing, fundraising - during the First World War posters were used to... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 02446980

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Recruitment, propaganda, rationing, fundraising - during the First World War posters were used to inform and rally the public as never before. Many of the designs remain icons today, for example Kitchener's pointing hand or 'Daddy, What Did YOU do in the Great War?'. This book has those, plus forgotten gems from Britain, Germany, France, Italy and America. A fascinating slice of social history and a wonderful resource for designers.