The posters shown here are just a sampling of what’s available at the Bruce Museum, located in Greenwich, Connecticut. The exhibit runs from January 20 to June 3, 2018.

State poster, Louisiana, c. 1917. Special Collections, National Agricultural Library Bureau of Education poster, 1917. Special Collections, National Agricultural ...

The Brandeis University World War I and World War II Propaganda Posters collection includes nearly 100 different images (a majority from the WWI era) addressing a variety of American war aims. The ...

So it’s fascinating to take a look through the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign‘s collection of posters and propaganda from the American Library Association, an organization founded ...

"The works in WWI and American Art help us see in fresh and unfamiliar ways where we were headed a century ago and, by extension, where we maybe headed today," write curators Robert Cozzolino ...

The idea of what constitutes American identity was hotly debated during the WWI era. Leaders like Theodore Roosevelt called on immigrant communities to assimilate, arguing there was no place for ...

A series of retro illustrations offer a modern take on American propaganda posters from World War I — showing what the images might have looked like if they were made to promote mask-wearing to ...

Poster promoting safety in the workplace, Pennsylvania, 1936. (National Journal) Poster showing men with an American founding father in the background, New York, date unknown (somewhere between ...

The American Committee for Relief in the Near East, which put these posters in circulation in the last years of World War I, began in 1915 as the ...

Did a WWI Recruiting Poster Inspire the Most Iconic Shot in Dr. Strangelove? ... I unexpectedly came across this American recruitment poster: Did Stanley Kubrick ever see that poster?

Cory Bernat is the creator of an intriguing online exhibit of American food posters related to World Wars I and II. Amanda Fiegl. May 28, 2010 / State poster, Pennsylvania, 1917.