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‘Can all you can – It’s a real war job!’ (American motivational poster by U.S. Office of War Information. United States of America, 1943).
‘President Trump visits St. John’s Episcopal Church’ (American White House photo by Shealah Craighead, 1 june 2020. United States of America, 2020).
‘Get hot – keep moving * don’t waste a precious minute’ (American work incentive poster by unknown artist, from U.S. Office for Emergency Management/ War Production Board. United States of America, ca. 1943).
‘Who was it said, “Democracy is inefficient”?’ (American magazine ad for Association of American Railroads. Life magazine, 31 January 1944. United States of America, 1944).
‘Don’t be a Job Hopper’ (American work incentive poster by The Walt Disney Company for U.S. War Manpower Commission. United States of America, 1944).


    • ‘3,675,000 new automobiles wanted soon after war’ (American poster by Chester Raymond Miller/ Think American Institute/ Kelly-Read & Co. United States of America, ca. 1944).
    ‘Eat less and let us be thankful that we have enough to share with those who fight for freedom’ (American poster by Alice Hendee/ U.S. Food Administration/ Edwards & Deutsch Litho. Co. United States of America, 1918).
    ‘Let the beauty of youth shine in behaviour – Embrace the modern socialist skills’ (Chinese poster by Ha Qiongwen/ Shanghai People’s Fine Arts Publishing House, April 1982. Showing model behaviour for Communist Youth League members. People’s Republic of China, 1982).
    ‘SUPERMEN – the morning after’ (American magazine ad for Electric Light and Power Companies. Life magazine, 22 November 1943. United States of America, 1943).
    ‘Oil helps him keep us healthy…’ (American magazine ad for The Texas Company – Texaco. American Legion magazine, November 1953. United States of America, 1953).
    ‘Daddy, what did YOU do in the Nuclear War?’ (Australian poster by Toni Robertson/ Chips MacKinolty. Printed by Earthworks Poster Collective, Sydney. After the famous 1914 Saville Lumley poster. Australia, 1977).
    ‘VICTORY – now you can invest in it! – Victory Loan’ (American poster by Dean Cornwell/ Government Printing Office for U.S. War Finance Division. United States of America, 1945).
    ‘Bad form in dress’ (English poster by the National Organizing Committee for War Savings/ Roberts and Leete Ltd. Great Britain, 1916).
    ‘Our soldiers in Siberia!’ (American government issued poster by ‘Petrty’/ Chicago Illinois Litho. Co., advertising War Saving Stamps. United States of America, December 1918).
    ‘British tanks’ (English poster by British military information services. Great Britain, 1942).
    ‘How would you slice this pie?’ (American magazine ad by National Association of Manufacturers – NAM. The American Legion magazine, June 1948. United States of America, 1948).
    ‘A Mighty Fortress’ (American magazine ad by Harrisburg Steel Corporation. Fortune magazine, November 1941. United States of America, 1941).
    ‘150 two-ton bombs fall on the German city of Düsseldorf in 50 minutes’ (English poster by British Information Services. July/ September 1942, pre-Ruhr battle. Great Britain, 1942).
    ‘Fly Far-Fareastern Airways – this vacation visit beautiful VIETNAM’ (American(?) satirical poster by ‘Pandora Productions’. United States of America, 1966).
    ‘Nuclear war is no joke. It is a crime against humanity’ (Poster by Eduard Gysin for Information Centre of the World Peace Council. Finland, 1984).
    ‘Service to the nation in peace and war’ (American poster by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company, June 1, 1942. United States of America, 1942).
    ‘Nourishing Meat… a complete protein food’ (American magazine ad by the American Meat Institute. Life magazine, January 5, 1948. United States of America, 1948).
    ‘BROWN NOSE DISEASE it CAN be stopped!’ (American poster by Northland Poster Collective with an illustration by Ricardo Levins Morales. United States of America, 1994).
    ‘Fund Schools Today or Prisons Tomorrow – If not now, when?’ (American poster by the California Federation of Teachers – CFT. United States of America, ca. 1999).
    ‘Now the big hurdle’ (American cartoon by Karl Hubenthal. Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, June 22, 1964. United States of America, 1964).