Original patriotic poster illustrated by Bernard Naudin (1876-1946) created as part of the National Defense loan campaigns during the First World War.
To finance the war effort between 1914 and 1918, the French state launched several national loans intended to mobilize citizens' savings.
Bernard Naudin participated in these campaigns by creating powerful compositions designed to encourage the population to financially support the nation.
His posters generally depict the union between the front and the rear, symbolizing the country's collective commitment to the war. Distributed in towns and villages throughout France, these lithographs were an essential tool for communication and patriotic mobilization.
Artist: Bernard Naudin
Subject: National Defense Loan
Period: First World War
Technique: lithograph on paper
Dimensions: 114 x 79.5 cm
Today, these posters are emblematic testimonies of French propaganda and iconography from the Great War, particularly sought after by collectors of historical posters and militaria.
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