John E. Sheridan (1880 - 1948)
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Title:
Rivets are Bayonets Drive them home!
Date:
WW1
Size:
25 x 39
Medium:
Lithograph
Price:
$1,050.00
INV. #:
10101
Original vintage military poster: Rivets are Bayonets -- Drive them home!
Published Thomsen-Ellis Co., Philadelphia. Artist: John e. Sheridan. Archival linen backed and ready to frame.
Reference: Rawls p. 76, Paret 113, Borkan p. 56, Theofiles pl. C 10.
U. S. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet. This poster shows the American vision of co-operation between soldier and machinist. The soldier, surrounded by the flag, is making the same posture (stance) as the machinist. One of the most under rated design of the entire period, eloquently showing a ship riveter at work in front of a light purple silhouette, unfurled flags and yellow background. Perfectly balanced, extraordinarily handsome.
Rawls, p 76.
The Emergency Fleet Corporation, organized to operate merchant ships for the U.S. government, was fast approaching the goal of launching one hundred ships a day. The American worker, using his tools as weapons, is seen standing side by side with the American soldiers in the field
This poster would have to be the substitute for the elusive Rosie the Riveter
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Published Thomsen-Ellis Co., Philadelphia. Artist: John e. Sheridan. Archival linen backed and ready to frame.
Reference: Rawls p. 76, Paret 113, Borkan p. 56, Theofiles pl. C 10.
U. S. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet. This poster shows the American vision of co-operation between soldier and machinist. The soldier, surrounded by the flag, is making the same posture (stance) as the machinist. One of the most under rated design of the entire period, eloquently showing a ship riveter at work in front of a light purple silhouette, unfurled flags and yellow background. Perfectly balanced, extraordinarily handsome.
Rawls, p 76.
The Emergency Fleet Corporation, organized to operate merchant ships for the U.S. government, was fast approaching the goal of launching one hundred ships a day. The American worker, using his tools as weapons, is seen standing side by side with the American soldiers in the field
This poster would have to be the substitute for the elusive Rosie the Riveter
Secure website ordering 24/7 online by adding this original poster to your cart. We guarantee the authenticity of all of our posters and they come with a Certificate of Authenticity.
We guarantee the authenticity of all of our posters. #originalposter #originalposters
#originalposter #militaryposter #militarymemorabilia #johnesheridan #WW1 #WW1poster #rareposter #warposter #WWI #shipbuilding #rosietherivetor #militaryposer #oldposter