1919 True BlueBy: Edward George Renesch Date of Original: 1919 (dated) Chicago Original Size: 20 x 16 inches This is a fine print reproduction of the rare World War I propaganda poster True Blue, honoring African American soldiers serving overseas. Created by E. G. Renesch, it followed his earlier recruitment poster Colored Man Is No Slacker! and reflects the emotional cost of wartime service on Black families at home. The scene shows a young African American

The lovely title cartouche features a vignette depicting indigenous peoples and European explorers

and Trajan’s Column

Inventory #11034

Moll emigrated from the Netherlands to England

a charming depiction of a lighthouse nestled on a lakeshore bluff sets the scene for a young couple embarking on a sailing adventure

A ship loaded with the same sort of casks leaves shore with sales furled to the wind

Noteworthy towns such as Knoxville

This is a fine print reproduction of a mid-century map based on fishing within the United States and surrounding waters

Additional inset maps show the towns of Richmond

including one that moved 25

Algeria has an interesting and often overlooked history with respects to French wine making

and the path of the Mississippi River and constitutes a remarkable compendium of the best and most recent compilations of its day