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Herbert Andrew Paus
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To Make the World a Decent Place to Live In Do Your Part - Buy U.S. Government Bonds
Publication Place / Date
Chicago / 1918
Image Dimensions
55.75 x 36 inches (sheet size)
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Condition
VG
Stock# 100441
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This vibrant poster features American soldiers in action, raising the U.S. flag against a fiery red sky. The soldiers are depicted wearing military uniforms with helmets and rifles, symbolizing their bravery and the fight for freedom. The foreground text reads: "To Make the World a Decent Place to Live In: Do Your Part – Buy U.S. Government Bonds, Third Liberty Loan." The poster was intended to encourage U.S. citizens to financially support the war effort through the purchase of Liberty Bonds.

The Liberty Loan drives were a series of bond sales to help fund the war and are remembered as one of the most effective financial campaigns in American history.

Herbert Paus's work in this poster is characterized by bold use of colors, particularly the stark contrast between the dark soldiers and the fiery red sky, creating a sense of urgency and patriotic duty. The composition reflects the heroism and determination of the soldiers, aligning with the overall message to rally the public’s support for the war.

Condition Description
Color lithograph on early-20th-century wove paper. Some tears repaired and retouched. Archivally backed on modern poster linen.
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