World War Posters: The Frequency of Freedom

Signals from the Past
The paper was the drum. The ink, the siren.
And in the silence between bomb blasts and bread lines,
a poster hummed on the wall—
whispers in red, commands in cobalt,
frequencies tuned to courage.

These are the waves that rallied a generation:
painted promises, marching slogans,
a lighthouse lit in print and pulp.

They were more than posters.
They were signals in the static,
dispatches in design—
broadcasts from factories and frontlines,
calling out across oceans of time.

The war is over, but the art still speaks.
Hang one up.
Feel the current.