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MOBILIZING THE MASSES: GRAPHIC STRATEGIES IN TIMES OF WAR

Posted on April 15, 2013 by Jim Clark

                 Wings for Victory (1942)Manning de V. Lee; 33” x 16”;A-, P; calendar “Propaganda” is such an ugly word, don’t you think? Today we want to take a look at various ways graphic designers have elicited enthusiasm for unavoidable military … Continue reading →

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“LET’S GO, BOYS!” GENTLEMEN IN ADVERTISING

Posted on March 4, 2013 by Jim Clark

Whereas promotional graphics featuring women tend to zero in on the physical and intentional presence of their person, with men it’s the scope of the activity that is (usually) paramount.

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