Washington, D.C. Office of War Information, 1943. Notes: A World War II poster designed by the popular American artist and illustrator Norman Rockwell encouraging Americans to "Buy War Bonds." Inspired by President Roosevelt's State of the Union address in 1941, Rockwell transformed the words of the President: Freedom from want, freedom from fear, freedom to worship, and freedom of speech, into an artistic medium.
One of the most compelling and enduring legacies of the war, the "Four Freedoms" were originally published by the Saturday Evening Post in 1943 and subsequently reprinted by government agencies and private organizations.
, Image Size : 572x448 (mm), 22.52x17.64 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 709x481 (mm), 27.91x18.94 (Inches), Coloring: Printed in Color, Medium: Offset Lithograph, Categories: Posters; Military World War I & II;. Very Good. Item #P4646

Notes: A World War II poster designed by the popular American artist and illustrator Norman Rockwell encouraging Americans to "Buy War Bonds." Inspired by President Roosevelt's State of the Union address in 1941, Rockwell transformed the words of the President: Freedom from want, freedom from fear, freedom to worship, and freedom of speech, into an artistic medium.
One of the most compelling and enduring legacies of the war, the "Four Freedoms" were originally published by the Saturday Evening Post in 1943 and subsequently reprinted by government agencies and private organizations.
, Image Size : 572x448 (mm), 22.52x17.64 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 709x481 (mm), 27.91x18.94 (Inches), Coloring: Printed in Color, Medium: Offset Lithograph, Categories: Posters; Military World War I & II;.

Price: $750.00