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Ernest Hamlin Baker: Put the Railroads Ahead of the Game War Poster unframed the Baltimore Museum of Art

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Ernest Hamlin Baker: Put the Railroads Ahead of the Game War Poster unframed the Baltimore Museum of ArtErnest Hamlin Baker (18891975)American illustrator and poster artist, widely known for his World War I propaganda imagery. Original World War I lithographic poster, printed ca. 19171918 in the United States, promoting railroad workers contribution to the war effort. This striking patriotic poster exhorts railroad workers to support the war effort, declaring that victory in the war is dependent upon efficient transportation. Above a boldly rendered

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the Baltimore Museum of Art

Rockwell Kent illustrated the 1930 Lakeside Press edition of “Moby Dick”

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The scene of the ship in distress

Ernest Hamlin Baker: Put the Railroads Ahead of the Game War Poster unframed the Baltimore Museum of ArtErnest Hamlin Baker (18891975)American illustrator and poster artist, widely known for his World War I propaganda imagery. Original World War I lithographic poster, printed ca. 19171918 in the United States, promoting railroad workers contribution to the war effort. This striking patriotic poster exhorts railroad workers to support the war effort, declaring that victory in the war is dependent upon efficient transportation. Above a boldly rendered

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