1917 Original U.S. WWI Poster - The Hun, His Mark Blot it Out with Liberty Bonds boy an international setting or a

an international setting or a large conference center

Gustav Klimt

who brought his Bauhaus training to use in strong posters for Princeps and Illy Coffee

ceramicist and theatre designer who spent most of his adult life in France

This champagne Vicomte de Castellane poster features a man dressed like a musketeer holding a bottle of Vicomte de Castellane Champagne in the air emphasizing on the bottle of quality of the champagne

1917 Original U.S. WWI Poster - The Hun, His Mark Blot it Out with Liberty Bonds boy an international setting or aDate: 1917 Size: 19. 75 x 29. 5 inches Artist: James Allen St. John About the poster: The Committee of Public Information commissioned The Hun, His Mark, in 1917. This striking poster was designed by Chicago artist James Allen St. John who was best known, during the early part of the twentieth century, as a fantasy illustrator who worked closely with the Tarzan author Edgar Rice Burroughs to make his novels come to life for readers. In this poster,