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This is a restored copy of an original poster created by the WPA in approximately 1941 to spread public awareness of syphilis and the symptoms it can cause. During this time, the war was just getting started and many soldiers were coming and going to the warfronts around the world. With this increase in movement, sexually transmitted diseases also began to increase. Many states began to produce posters in order to make the public more aware of the disease as well as symptoms it had.

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WPA Posters from the 30's.

This is a restored copy of an original poster created by the WPA in approximately 1941 to spread public awareness of syphilis and the symptoms it can cause. During this time, the war was just getting started and many soldiers were coming and going to the warfronts around the world. With this increase in movement, sexually transmitted diseases also began to increase. Many states began to produce posters in order to make the public more aware of the disease as well as its symptoms.

This is a digitally restored and enlarged copy of the original poster photo for this piece created by Morris Katz for the WPA. During the 1930s and 1940s artists, musicians, and other creative arts professionals were recruited by the United States WPA program to illustrate posters for events in various cities. Posters also advertised public health concerns, wartime propaganda, preserving nature and many more topics. 1937.

This is a digitally restored and enlarged copy of the original Wild Life: The National Parks Preserve All Life poster designed in the 1930s for the Department of the Interior and the National Parks Service in the USA.

Vintage National Park Service Poster

C. 1933 print from the Mississippi Valley Committee of the federal Public Works Administration. The committee one of the many federal programs implemented by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to address social and economic problems in the region.

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This is a like-new reproduction of the original WPA poster advertising a father and son banquet. This was sponsored by the Chicago Urban League was held at the Savoy Ballroom. This is a great piece of history as artists, musicians and the community rallied together during The Great Depression to encourage events, travel and additional places, etc. to help bring the economy to a better place.

This is a great digitally restored vintage WPA Poster completed by John Mc Crady during the 1930's. This propaganda poster suggests that US citizens purchase war stamps and bonds to help the soldiers overseas. This would make a great piece for the historical collector or World War II enthusiast. There is also a higher contrast version available in the shop, should you want bolder colors than this.

This is a beautifully restored digital copy of an original WPA poster created by Katherine Milhous during the 1930s. The poster shows the Old Swedes Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and is a part of the United States' WPA Federal Art Project, which employed artists, singers and other creative professions to help boost the economy during The Great Depression.

This is a restored copy of an original poster created by the WPA in approximately 1941 to spread public awareness of syphilis and the symptoms it can cause. During this time, the war was just getting started and many soldiers were coming and going to the warfronts around the world. With this increase in movement, sexually transmitted diseases also began to increase. Many states began to produce posters in order to make the public more aware of the disease as well as symptoms it had.

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Street Art spoiled with graffiti in the down town area of Johannesburg, South Africa. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in The World as we See it, or as we Missed it.) (2924 views at 18 November 2015)

The Kelpies sculptures are the largest works of art in Scotland, and the largest equine sculptures in the world. More than 1 million people have visited the Kelpies since they were completed in April 2014. The Kelpies, the centrepiece of the 350-hectare, £43m Helix parkland project, have boosted the local economy by £1.5m per year. They have won a number of design awards, and were named "Scotland's national treasure" by the National Lottery.

A COVID-19 update/modification of a public-domain poster from the Works Public Administration via the Library of Congress.

A COVID-19 update/modification of a public-domain poster from the Works Public Administration via the Library of Congress.

A COVID-19 update/modification of a public-domain poster from the Works Public Administration via the Library of Congress.

A COVID-19 update/modification of a public-domain poster from the Works Public Administration via the Library of Congress.

A COVID-19 update/modification of a public-domain poster from the Works Public Administration via the Library of Congress.

A COVID-19 update/modification of a public-domain poster from the Works Public Administration via the Library of Congress.

A COVID-19 update/modification of a public-domain poster from the Works Public Administration via the Library of Congress.

A COVID-19 update/modification of a public-domain poster from the Works Public Administration via the Library of Congress.

An COVID-19 update/modification of a public-domain poster from the Works Public Administration via the Library of Congress.

A COVID-19 update/modification of a public-domain poster from the Works Public Administration via the Library of Congress.

A COVID-19 update/modification of a public-domain poster from the Works Public Administration via the Library of Congress.

A COVID-19 update/modification of a public-domain poster from the Works Public Administration via the Library of Congress.

A COVID-19 update/modification of a public-domain poster from the Works Public Administration via the Library of Congress.

Beautifully restored vintage WPA poster from 1938 to help stop the spread of TB (tuberculosis). These public health posters were created by independent artists from the US Government to help boost the economy and spread public awareness of disease and prevention.