Postcard: We Can Do It - Vintage Poster Image

J. Howard Miller's famous "We Can Do It" poster. This image features the model Shirley Karp Dick as the model for "Rosie the Riveter", who, according to Wikipedia, was part of the movement that motivated over 11 million women to join in World War II, by doing the paperwork, making guns for soldiers, or doing other service in the war effort.Miller created it in 1944.

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Postcard: We Can Do It - Vintage Poster Image

J. Howard Miller's famous "We Can Do It" poster. This image features the model Shirley Karp Dick as the model for "Rosie the Riveter", who, according to Wikipedia, was part of the movement that motivated over 11 million women to join in World War II, by doing the paperwork, making guns for soldiers, or doing other service in the war effort.Miller created it in 1944.

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