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Labor: Step into this Picture. American World War II poster, c1940

Labor: Step into this Picture. American World War II poster, c1940


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Labor: Step into this Picture. American World War II poster, c1940

U.S. WORLD WAR II POSTER.
Labor: Step into this Picture. American World War II poster, c1940

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1940s Allied Industry Patriotic Poster Production Propaganda Recruiting Slogan World War Ii


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This powerful and iconic American World War II poster, titled "Labor: Step into this Picture" captures the spirit of patriotism and unity that defined the era. Created around 1940, during a time when America was gearing up for war, this poster served as a rallying cry to recruit workers for the war effort. The image depicts a diverse group of hardworking men in various occupations, symbolizing the strength and determination of American labor. The middle-aged worker at the forefront represents the backbone of America's industrial workforce, while his younger counterparts represent future generations ready to step up and contribute. The bold slogan emblazoned across the top urges viewers to literally step into this picture – an invitation to join their fellow countrymen in supporting their troops on both domestic and international fronts. This call-to-action resonated deeply with Americans who were eager to do their part in defending freedom and democracy against Axis powers. As a propaganda piece, this poster effectively tapped into national pride by highlighting America's industrial might and emphasizing its role as an allied force fighting for justice. Its vibrant colors, dynamic composition, and clear text make it visually striking even today. Decades later, this print continues to serve as a reminder of the sacrifices made by countless individuals during World War II. It stands as a testament to the power of collective action and serves as an enduring symbol of American resilience in times of adversity.

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