Vintage Posters (sub. Anthropology)
The WPA's vibrant posters, created during the Great Depression, promoted public programs and cultural events. These works combined artistic expression with social purpose, making art accessible and reflecting the era's resilience and community spirit.
The advice in 1910s posters about what to eat is still useful today. They remind us to eat balanced meals, whole foods, and in moderation for good health.
Golden Oil
From €29
Food - don't waste it.
From €39
Wild Life
From €29
Information Brookfield Zoo
From €29
6 + 8
From €29
Final Barber Shop Quartet Contest
From €29
Eat These Every Day
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Foreign Trade Zone
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Cycles The Perfect
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Once Upon A Time
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Let Them Grow
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Hiking
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Visit the Zoo
From €29
Visit the Brookfield Zoo No. 2
From €29
Visit the Brookfield Zoo No. 1
From €29
For Greater Knowledge
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Photography Exhibition
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Indian Court Federal Building No. 4
From €29
Milk For Warmth
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44th Annual Exhibition
From €29
Don't Invite Disaster
From €29
Careless Talk - Costs Lives
From €29
Eat Fruit - Be Healthy
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A Bookmark Would Be Better!
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Pet Show
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Industrial Designs
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Save Rubber For Victory
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The World Has Ears
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Milk For Summer Thirst
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Birds Of The World
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No Water No Guns
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Visit Brookside Zoo Free
From €29
Funny Side Up
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What About India?
From €29
One-third of a Nation
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Amateur Contest for Children
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This is the Market
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No Enemy Sub
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Workers Service Program
From €29
Museum of Science & Industry
From €29
Air Raid Precautions
From €29