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CATEGORIES:Museums and Exhibitions
CREATED:20170712T100721
SUMMARY:Posters and Patriotism
LOCATION:671
DESCRIPTION:<p>When the United States entered World War I in April 1917, New York City'
 s artists and illustrators were enlisted in the war effort. Many of them wo
 rked for the federal government’s new Division of Pictorial Publicity. Post
 ers and Patriotism: Selling World War I in New York examines the outpouring
  of posters, flyers, magazine art, sheet music covers, and other mass-produ
 ced images created by these New Yorkers to stir the American public to wart
 ime loyalty, duty, and sacrifice.</p><p>From the outbreak of the European c
 onflict in 1914, however, New York had also been a city at war with itself—
 a place where debates about ethnic and racial loyalty, pacifism, the right 
 to side with France, Belgium, and England or Germany, and the very meaning 
 of patriotism spawned impassioned art for a mass audience. In rediscovering
  a wartime dialogue between images of conformity and dissent, Posters and P
 atriotism showcases over 60 examples from the World War I poster collection
  donated to the Museum by railroad executive and financier John W. Campbell
  (1880-1957) in 1943, most being exhibited for the first time, as well as t
 he work of defiant artists in such colorful publications as The Masses, The
  Fatherland, and Mother Earth.</p>
CONTACT:info@mcny.org
DTSTAMP:20250521T180026
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