Library Posters from the 60s. our own small celebration of libraries and librarians we have curated and presented a series of library posters from the past
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Download and print these colorful retro-style posters to celebrate Spring, Earth Day, and reading. Reduce, reuse, recycle, re-read!
I stumbled on these posters from Nate Koehler today. They remind me of the illustrations in books I read as a child. They really are gorg...
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Starting in 1935, in the midst of the Great Depression, the federal government did something that might seem odd: it paid artists to make art. Yes, while
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Canada-based library technician Enokson has a great online collection of colorful vintage posters that promote the use of libraries and help kids maneuver
I found this poster while digging through old library stuff. I believe it was purchased when our school was first built in the mid 1960’s.
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We can all agree that propaganda is bad. Right? But wait, let me ask you: what about literary propaganda? That is, what if you encounter a poster, and it slyly, via trickery, encourages you to read…
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The war cry of the librarian, this classic ode to an underappreciated profession was written in 1998 by Erica Olsen (Firment) and has graced the walls of library back-rooms and coffee cups every since.
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Vintage library posters designed by Cynthia Amrine from the 1965 book Using Your Library: 32 Posters for Classroom and Library.
Library Card designed by Trevor Rogers. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.
Item from the Spanish Civil War Posters collection
