Description: Thanks for looking. Check out our store for current promotions and to see our product categories. Please save us as a seller to see new listings. This is an art print reproduction of the original. Shipping is always combined. Images are printed centered and as large as possible on the photo paper size indicated in the title or selected (when available). There will be a ¼” margin on either side of the long dimension of the image. Printed on high-quality satin luster paper Watermark will be removed Prints are mailed flat During World War II, the United States government utilized posters extensively as a tool for propaganda, motivation, and education. These posters were designed to boost morale, encourage resource conservation, and prompt civilian and military participation in the war effort. One prominent poster from this era features Thomas Alva Edison and conveys a powerful message about innovation and contribution.This specific poster depicts a large, solemn image of Thomas Edison, an iconic American inventor known for his numerous contributions to technology and industry. The text surrounding his image reads, "Big Things From Little Ideas Grow" at the top, emphasizing the potential of individual ideas to impact the war effort significantly. Below Edison's portrait, the poster encourages people to "Speed Victory" with the call to action: "Let's have your ideas." This slogan underscores the importance of creativity and innovation in supporting the war effort.Thomas Edison, known for his invention of the phonograph, the motion picture camera, and the practical electric light bulb, symbolizes American ingenuity and perseverance. Although Edison passed away in 1931, his legacy continued to inspire during the war years. The poster likely aimed to harness the spirit of innovation and encourage citizens to contribute their own ideas to aid in the war.The agency responsible for this poster, the Office of War Information (OWI), played a crucial role during World War II. Established in 1942, the OWI coordinated the release of war news and promoted patriotism and public support for the war effort through various forms of media, including posters. Their goal was to inform and influence the American public's perception of the war, ensuring a united front on the home and battle fronts.The emphasis on collecting ideas and inventions highlights the wartime need for technological advancements and practical solutions to support military operations and improve resource efficiency. Innovations in communication, transportation, and manufacturing were crucial to maintaining an edge in the war. Posters like this one were designed to tap into the collective creativity of the American public, encouraging everyone to play a part in achieving victory.TEXT"BIG THINGS FROM LITTLE IDEAS GROW""Thomas Alva Edison""Speed Victory""Let's have your ideas"OBJECTSThomas Edison portrait
Price: 8.96 USD
Location: Loganville, Georgia
End Time: 2024-12-23T01:01:21.000Z
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Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 30 Days
Refund will be given as: Money Back
Type: Print
Subject: World War II
