Women's Suffrage March and Mass-Meeting poster - maybe we can make an arrangement with the Brooklyn Museum to see some of their feminist art reproductions
Josie and Bertha, six years old, and Sophie all shucked oysters regularly at the Maggioni Canning Co. in Port Royal, South Carolina, Child labor laws were lax at that time. Photo by Lewis Hine.
Unfortunately, society is not a level playing field. For all that these children, to them society has been built this way, they never knew a free world like we know today.
Howard Miller’s World War II famous “We Can Do It” propaganda poster (commonly known as the “Rosie the Riveter” poster) is an example of a design whose meaning has become misconstrued over time, as reported by FIDM Graphic Design Student, Sara Berkes.
