Portuguese World War One poster China It shows a “Vulcan-like figure

It shows a “Vulcan-like figure of mythological stature” sending planes

German poster from the First World War (1915) showing Britain’s John Bull as a massive spider devouring its French ally while weaving its web across the world

American poster from the Second World War (1943) showing a hand pouring waste oil down on the ground

urging the soldiers to defend the motherland from the invading Axis forces

was interned in Gonars concentration camp in Italy before joining the partisans as an artist in 1943

Portuguese World War One poster China It shows a “Vulcan-like figureIllustration from Portugal na Guerra magazine, which was published from 1917 1918 to "document the Portuguese military intervention in the greatest conflagration in the history of mankind". The illustration shows soldiers of the Portuguese Expeditionary Corps (CEP), which fought on the Western Front from 1916 until the end of the war. This is a reproduction printed professionally on high quality matte paper. See full size guide