War Posters Issued By Belligerent And Neutral Nations 1914 1919
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Frank Brangwyn, R. A. It is, at any rate, certain that they possessed a poor degree of artistic perception, and, added to this, a very low notion of the mentality of the British public. Hardly one of the early posters had the slightest claim to recog- nition as a product of fine art ; most of them were examples of what any art school would teach should be avoided in crude design and atrocious lettering. Among the best and most efficient, however, may be mentioned Alfred Leete's *' Kitchener. " ...But if one compares Leete's head of Kitchener, **Your Country Needs You, " with Louis Oppenheim's " Hindenburg, " the latter, with its rugged force and reserve of colour, stands as an example of the 2 10 WAR POSTERS direction in which Germany tends to beat us in poster art.
While these early official posters perhaps served their purpose — and if they did, it was thanks to the good spirit of the British public and not to the artistic merit of the posters themselves — a series of recruiting posters was issued by the London Electric Railways Company.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frank Brangwyn, R. A. It is, at any rate, certain that they possessed a poor degree of artistic perception, and, added to this, a very low notion of the mentality of the British public. Hardly one of the early posters had the slightest claim to recog- nition as a product of fine art ; most of them were examples of what any art school would teach should be avoided in crude design and atrocious lettering. Among the best and most efficient, however, may be mentioned Alfred Leete's *' Kitchener. " ...But if one compares Leete's head of Kitchener, **Your Country Needs You, " with Louis Oppenheim's " Hindenburg, " the latter, with its rugged force and reserve of colour, stands as an example of the 2 10 WAR POSTERS direction in which Germany tends to beat us in poster art.
While these early official posters perhaps served their purpose — and if they did, it was thanks to the good spirit of the British public and not to the artistic merit of the posters themselves — a series of recruiting posters was issued by the London Electric Railways Company.
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