A Brush with the Past A nostalgic look at vintage public health campaigns. The poster, with its unique and stylized depiction of oral hygiene practices, serves as a fascinating piece of American history. It’s an artistic reminder of the timeless importance of dental health, making it an excellent addition to the walls of dental practices, schools, or bathrooms. The simple yet striking graphics are likely to appeal to collectors of historical memorabilia, educators, or anyone with an appreciation for the charm of early 20th-century design. Our restoration process infuses new life into vintage artwork through sophisticated AI and Photoshop techniques, upscaling and mending signs of age like scratches and discoloration. The rejuvenated colors mirror the original’s intent, finally cropped to a 3:4 ratio for contemporary framing. Printed on archival, acid-free paper with durable cold ink pigmentation, they’re designed to endure. Personalize with various sizes and and ready to hang frames. Standard Print Sizing 8×10″ (20×25 cm) 11×14″ (28×36 cm) 12×16″ (30×40 cm) 16×20″ (41×51 cm) 18×24″ (46×61 cm) 24×32″ (61×81 cm) Custom sizes available upon request. Optional Frames We offer 3 frame sizes 8x10, 11×14, and 16×20″ both available in black and white. 8x10" Depth is 0.75″ 5x7" mat opening Fibreboard construction Plexiglass Protecter Hanging hardware is pre-attached 11×14″ Depth is 0.71″ “8×10” mat opening MDF Construction Glass protector Hanging hardware is pre-attached 16×20″ Depth is 0.71″ “12×16” mat opening MDF Construction Polystyrene protector Hanging hardware is pre-attached Disclaimer: We are not agents, nor in any way affiliated, with any products or companies depicted in the prints. All prints are reproductions and we are not, unless otherwise indicated, the original artist.
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Public health posters are used to spread awareness about issues such as sexually transmitted diseases, how to identify health issues in advance and the latest treatment trends.They’re a helpful and necessary part of the public health care system, and they're quite effective at spreading the word, but something about these posters makes them come off as creepy.Maybe it's the myriad of maladies present, maybe it's the disturbing artwork meant to scare people into caring, or maybe it's the fact that p...
Alternate Title(s): His mask keeps him on the job Contributor(s): United States. Public Health Service., United States. Government Printing Office. Publication: [Washington, D.C.] : U.S. Public Health Service : U.S. G.P.O., 1942 Language(s): English Format: Still image Subject(s): Respiratory Protective Devices, Lung Diseases -- prevention & control, Health Behavior Genre(s): Posters Abstract: A smiling, burly man is holding a mask that will cover his mouth and nose. Extent: 1 photomechanical print (poster) : 32 x 24 cm. Technique: color NLM Unique ID: 101438121 NLM Image ID: A025686 Permanent Link: resource.nlm.nih.gov/101438121
These were from a campaign to make children aware of health issues, such as washing up before meals, getting plenty of sleep, brushing your teeth, etc. What’s amazing is, that for the most pa…
Dozens of campaigns portrayed prostitutes as wily temptresses, referring to them as 'good time girls', 'pick-ups', 'procurable women' and 'victory girls'.
Vintage WPA Art on Canvas. Part of a series of See America Posters from the 1930s, this WPA Poster promotes U.S. Tourism and the Carlsbad Caverns. Established by President Franklin D. Roosevelt during the Great Depression, The Works Progress Administration (WPA) employed millions of Americans - including artists and writers. These historic WPA Posters served to promote tourism, national parks, artistic endeavors, public health and other government messages. These vintage reproduction prints are stunning in design and detail for any lover of vintage prints on canvas. Archival quality reproduction print on artist’s canvas. Each vintage poster is made to order and printed with UV ink, stretched and ready to hang. These designs have been curated to celebrate my love of graphic design and vintage art. I have personally color-corrected and restored these retro posters to capture their original beauty. In some cases, I have left imperfections and signs of wear that enhance the artwork’s charm and vintage appeal. Stretched Canvas.Available in 2 sizes:16 x 20 inches24 x 30 inches Ready to Hang. UV Ink. Gallery Wrapped – Edges will be in black or in a color that compliments the artwork. Discover the complete Collection of Vintage Posters and Prints.
It's 50 years since the oral contractive pill was made available on the NHS. But what impact has it had on women and society in Britain?
Step back in time with this charming piece of educational history! Our vintage elementary school health poster is delightful for collectors, educators, and anyone who cherishes nostalgic memorabilia. Featuring a quaint illustration of a young boy named John and his attentive teacher, the poster carries a heartwarming message: "John is Not really Dull; he may need his eyes examined." This poignant reminder of past public health campaigns is a conversation starter and a testament to the evolution of childhood education and care. Crafted with care, this poster measures a convenient [insert dimensions here], making it perfect for framing and display in various spaces. Whether you're looking to add character to a classroom, pediatrician's office, or your own home, this piece is sure to attract attention and spark conversation. The material has been preserved with the utmost attention to detail, ensuring the colors remain vibrant and the paper maintains its integrity. To keep this treasured item in excellent condition, we recommend placing it in a frame under glass and keeping it out of direct sunlight. What sets this poster apart is its authenticity and the story it tells. This is a genuine article from a bygone era in a world where vintage is often replicated. It's not just a decorative piece; it's a slice of history that offers a glimpse into past educational practices. When you purchase this poster, you're acquiring more than just an item—you're preserving a piece of cultural heritage. And, as with all things on Etsy, you're supporting a community of sellers who value handcrafted quality and creativity. Add this vintage gem to your collection today and own a piece of history that continues to speak volumes. It's not just a poster; it's a reminder of the strides we .: Find the perfect match to your customers' needs, thanks to the four available sizes. .: NB! Please note these posters are for indoor use only.
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Dozens of campaigns portrayed prostitutes as wily temptresses, referring to them as 'good time girls', 'pick-ups', 'procurable women' and 'victory girls'.
Elevate awareness and promote public health with this compelling vintage-style poster titled "Find Syphilis - Help Employees Get Blood Test". Designed to inspire and educate, this poster uses bold graphics and straightforward messaging to stress the importance of syphilis screening for workplace health. Perfect for health clinics, workplaces, and community centers, this reproduction offers a powerful tool for advocacy and education. Available in sizes ranging from 12x16 to 30x40 inches, it's ideal for raising awareness in various settings. The original artwork dates back to the early-to-mid 20th century, capturing the essence of public health campaigns from that era. It's a window into the past and the medical advancements that have occurred since. This poster is more than just wall art; it's a piece of history that sparks dialogue about public health, educates about past medical practices, and adds a unique vintage aesthetic to any space. Printed on high-quality paper with attention to detail, the poster's bold Reds and deep blacks are accurate to the original design, ensuring it stands out wherever it is displayed. We offer a range of sizes to best fit your space, and the poster is shipped in sturdy packaging to ensure it arrives in perfect condition. .: Find the perfect match to your customers' needs, thanks to the four available sizes. .: NB! Please note these posters are for indoor use only.
A show exploring the visual history of our complex relationship with dirt and disease includes a fascinating selection of 19th and 20th century poster and advertising campaigns
Decades before Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton, there was Shirley Chisholm. As the first black woman to run for president for a major political party, she was years ahead of her time. So why don't more people know about her?
During WWII, venereal disease became somewhat of an epidemic among American troops. According to the U.S. Army’s Office of Medical History, between 1942 and 1945 there were a total of 803,283 reported cases of venereal disease among army personnel, or a rate of 44.87 soldiers out of 1000. The most popular disease by far was […]
Artists created these images to spread important messages about health and safety
About This Item: Step back into the New Deal era with our "Keep Your Teeth Clean" Notebook, featuring a vibrant reproduction of an iconic Works Progress Administration (WPA) poster. This historical artwork was originally designed to promote dental hygiene as part of the broader public health campaign. Today, it serves not only as a reminder of a pivotal time in American history but also adds a touch of retro charm to your daily note-taking. WPA Posters: The Works Progress Administration (WPA) was a cornerstone of the New Deal programs, employing millions of workers during the Great Depression to carry out public works projects, including the creation of public service posters. These posters were designed to educate and inform the public on various health, safety, and cultural topics, making them significant both historically and artistically. Product Features: Cover: Features a high-quality print of the "Keep Your Teeth Clean" WPA poster, known for its bold graphics and educational value. Pages: Includes 120 pages of premium lined paper, suitable for everything from daily journaling to professional note-taking. Binding: Crafted with a durable binding that ensures the notebook lays flat, enhancing usability and durability. Size: Convenient A5 size (5.8 x 8.3 inches), ideal for both personal use and professional settings. Perfect For: Dentists, dental students, and healthcare professionals who appreciate a nod to historical health campaigns. Enthusiasts of Americana and collectors of historical memorabilia. Anyone looking for a stylish and practical notebook that combines functionality with a piece of American history. Why Choose Our Notebook: Our "Keep Your Teeth Clean" Notebook isn't just a practical item for writing—it's a conversation starter and a piece of history. Whether you're recording patient notes, planning daily activities, or jotting down reminders to brush and floss, this notebook offers both inspiration and a daily dose of historical charm. .: Full wraparound print .: 150 lined pages (75 sheets) .: Matte finish .: Casewrap binding .: Note: 0.5"x0.5" production barcode visible on the back cover
Los Angeles art gallery Century Guild has a collection of peculiar prints from Europe dating back to 1880. Here are some of the strangest
Sold by Create your own from scratch Paper Type: Value Poster Paper (Matte) Your walls are a reflection of your personality, so let them speak with your favorite quotes, art, or designs printed on our custom Giclee posters! Choose from up to 5 unique, high quality paper types to meet your creative or business needs. All are great options that feature a smooth surface with vibrant full color printing. Using pigment-based inks (rather than dye-based inks), your photos and artwork will be printed at the highest resolution, preserving all their original detail and their full-color spectrum. Browse through standard or custom size posters and framing options to create art that’s a perfect representation of you. Gallery quality Giclee prints Ideal for vibrant artwork and photo reproduction Matte finish with an acid-free smooth surface Pigment-based inks for full-color spectrum high-resolution printing 45 lb., 7.5 point thick poster paper Available in custom sizing up to 60” Frame available on all standard sizes Frames include Non-Glare Acrylic Glazing
The prints were created to halt the spread of syphilis and tuberculosis, and to encourage people to eat a good diet and exercise. They are stored at the Library of Congress, Washington DC.
Step back in time with this captivating reproduction of a 1951 Chinese public health poster, a vital component of the patriotic health campaigns that swept across China in the mid-20th century. This art print features a detailed parasitic pathogens chart, a testament to the efforts to educate the masses on major epidemics through visually engaging and informative means. During a time when China faced significant public health challenges, including cholera, diarrhea, hookworm, and malaria, among others, these posters served as a crucial tool in the fight against widespread diseases. They were particularly effective in rural villages, where the illiteracy rate hovered around 80% in the 1950s. Designed to be direct and self-explanatory, these posters were a key educational resource, empowering people with the knowledge needed to improve public health and integrate modernity into national life. This print not only celebrates the historical significance of China's health campaigns but also honors the artistry and creativity behind these life-saving messages. It's a striking piece of historical decor that offers insight into the challenges and achievements of public health education in the 20th century. Ideal for historians, educators, medical professionals, or anyone with an interest in public health, vintage art, or Chinese history, this high-quality reproduction brings the powerful visual communication of the past into the present. Add this unique piece to your collection to inspire conversations about the evolution of public health and the role of art in societal advancement. How to Order Your Print: Step 1: Choose the Perfect Size - Our prints are available in a range of sizes, from 8x10'' to 24x36'' inches. Step 2: Select Your Preferred Material - We offer three options for printing your order: Archival Paper Print: - Museum-quality posters crafted on thick, durable matte paper. These giclée-printed prints boast brilliant colors and are perfect for brightening up any room. Details: - Paper thickness: 10.3 mil - Paper weight: 5.57 oz/y² (189 g/m²) - Giclée printing quality - Opacity: 94% - ISO brightness: 104% Framed Prints (Black or White Frames): Enhance your artwork with our framed prints, which come pre-framed to provide a polished look. These museum-quality giclée prints feature Epson matte paper and include the following details: - Alder, semi-hardwood frame from renewable forests - .75” thick frame - Paper thickness: 10.3 mil - Paper weight: 5.57 oz/y² (189 g/m²) - Acrylite front protector - Lightweight - Hanging hardware included Canvas Prints: Enjoy a durable and long-lasting print with our stretched canvas option. Printed on a textured, fade-resistant canvas, these prints are mounted on 1.5-inch kiln-dried pine stretcher bars to ensure they remain free from warping or bowing over time. Additional features: - Acid-free, PH-neutral, poly-cotton base - 20.5 mil thick canvas, 470 g/m² - Mounting brackets included - Hand-glued solid wood stretcher bars - OBA-free for fade resistance - 1.5" deep Customizations Available! Should you desire something slightly different, a larger size, or even a completely custom creation, feel free to get in touch with us. We're more than happy to accommodate your requests and create something unique just for you.
Dive into the dramatic intensity of public health history with this bold reproduction of the "You Can't Ignore the Rat" poster from the 1940s. This powerful image served as a crucial part of a public health campaign, emphasizing the dangers of pests in a striking visual format. 🐀 Available from size 11.7x16.5 to 28x40 inches and on your choice of fine art, matte, or semi-glossy paper, it's an impactful addition to any room. 🌟 Features: Authentic reproduction of a 1940s public health campaign poster Available in multiple sizes and paper finishes Vivid and impactful design, perfect as a unique decor piece Great educational tool for classrooms or health institutions Securely packaged for transit to ensure it arrives in perfect condition Ideal for those interested in history, public health, or vintage art, this poster not only decorates a space but also sparks conversation and awareness about historical public health efforts. Choose between fine art (285gsm), semi-gloss (180gsm), or matte (200gsm) and bring your artwork to life in stunning detail. Whether it's breathtaking landscapes or eye-capturing portraits, these rolled prints can feature it all, as they come in multiple sizes and horizontal and vertical orientations. .: Materials: 285 gsm paper (fine art), 180 gsm paper (semi-glossy), and 200 gsm paper (matte) .: Three paper options - fine art, semi-gloss and matte .: Multiple sizes to choose from .: Horizontal and vertical options available
Put Pep in Your Step This vivid reproduction harkens back to the mid-century public health campaigns with its cheerful encouragement to “Eat More Fruit.” Originally issued in the 1930s, this Australian WPA health service poster promotes nutritious eating through striking graphics. Perfect for those who value historical art, it’s particularly fitting for a kitchen, dining area, or a health enthusiast’s space. The lively artwork, while evocative of its time, remains relevant, making it an ideal gift for nutritionists, vintage lovers, or as an educational tool in a classroom. Our restoration process infuses new life into vintage artwork through sophisticated AI and Photoshop techniques, upscaling and mending signs of age like scratches and discoloration. The rejuvenated colors mirror the original’s intent, finally cropped to a 3:4 ratio for contemporary framing. Printed on archival, acid-free paper with durable cold ink pigmentation, they’re designed to endure. Personalize with various sizes and and ready to hang frames. Standard Print Sizing 8×10″ (20×25 cm) 11×14″ (28×36 cm) 12×16″ (30×40 cm) 16×20″ (41×51 cm) 18×24″ (46×61 cm) 24×32″ (61×81 cm) Custom sizes available upon request. Optional Frames We offer 3 frame sizes 8x10, 11×14, and 16×20″ both available in black and white. 8x10" Depth is 0.75″ 5x7" mat opening Fibreboard construction Plexiglass Protecter Hanging hardware is pre-attached 11×14″ Depth is 0.71″ “8×10” mat opening MDF Construction Glass protector Hanging hardware is pre-attached 16×20″ Depth is 0.71″ “12×16” mat opening MDF Construction Polystyrene protector Hanging hardware is pre-attached Disclaimer: We are not agents, nor in any way affiliated, with any products or companies depicted in the prints. All prints are reproductions and we are not, unless otherwise indicated, the original artist.
