Liberty Bonds Poster electric as it was originally supposed

as it was originally supposed to be a game board that one would cut into quarters then glue on cardboard

The poster offers a sneak peek of the exhibition—the highly stylized portrait by Henri Rousseau is presented as a prototypical work for naive artists

Lois Collier

Title - Splendore in the Grass Director - Elia Kazan

Gunther Simon and Christine Laszar

Liberty Bonds Poster electric as it was originally supposed"The Hun ~ His Mark Blot it Out with Liberty Bonds" WWI American propaganda poster advertising Liberty Bonds. 'Hun' was used as a derogatory term for German soldiers. Liberty bonds were used to introduce the idea of financial securities to US citizens, but at the time were created to support the Allied cause. Artist: J. Allen St. John Year: 1918 Condition: let's just say it shows its age 104. Small to medium sized tears throughout and missing paper.