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• Pictorial Representation of a True Aryan

  (posters) Made by: Unknown (artist) 1941

  whole: text and images are integrated and set against an plain white background. The title is placed across the top, in black, with three captioned images positioned across the centre. Further text is located along the bottom in black. image: three...

• The So-called 'Higher Race'

  (posters) Made by: Unknown (artist)

  whole: the image occupies the whole, with the title integrated and positioned across the top edge, in brown. The text is integrated and positioned in the lower quarter, in black. image: a caricature of Adolf Hitler and a monkey stand on top of a mountain...

• Russia's Fight is Ours!

  (posters) Made by: Kokorekin, Alexei & Kukryniksi

  whole: four images, each depicting a Soviet poster, occupy the majority, set against a blue background. The title is separate and positioned across the top edge, with the text separate and positioned upper right, both in white. Further text is separate...

• Save Waste Paper - Don't Waste Paper

  (posters) Made by: A J E (artist) 1941

  whole: the image occupies the majority. The title is separate and positioned in the upper quarter, in white, set against a blue background. The text is integrated and placed in the upper left and centre left, and separate and placed in the lower quarter...

• Artists Who Were At The Front: Mr John Singer Sargent. Rapture, enchantment of Mr Sargent at hearing again, after all these starved days, a little music

  (art) Made by: Beerbohm, Max 1918

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• Artists at the Front: Major Augustus John. "Ah, now there really is a subject"

  (art) Made by: Beerbohm, Max 1918

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• British Artists at the Front. No I. Sir William Orpen.

  (art) Made by: Beerbohm, Max (artist) 1918

  image: A cartoon drawing of William Orpen, in uniform, sketching in front of a group of German prisoners who are enclosed behind barbed wire fencing. text: British Artists at the Front. No I. Sir William Orpen. A German Prisoner 'Let us right-well-...