All-Time Propaganda Poster Rankings

Fifty of the most iconic and historically significant propaganda posters and images.

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Uncle Sam — I Want YOU for US Army (James Montgomery Flagg, 1917)—

Rosie the Riveter — We Can Do It! (J. Howard Miller, 1943)—

Lord Kitchener Wants YOU — UK WWI poster (Alfred Leete, 1914)—

Your Country Needs YOU — UK WWI (1914)—

Daddy, what did YOU do in the Great War? — UK WWI—

Beat Back the Hun — WWI American poster—

Soviet Red Army Recruiting poster — USSR (1918)—

Worker and Kolkhoz Woman — Vera Mukhina sculpture/poster (1937)—

Forward to Victory — Soviet WWII poster—

The Motherland Calls — Irakly Toidze (1941)—

Defend Petrograd — Soviet Civil War poster—

Long Live the Red Army — Soviet poster—

Nazi Strength Through Joy posters — Germany (1930s)—

Der Stürmer antisemitic covers — Germany (1923–1945)—

Hitler Youth recruitment posters—

Triumph of the Will imagery — Leni Riefenstahl—

Chairman Mao propaganda posters — China (1950s–1970s)—

The Great Leap Forward imagery — China (1958)—

Cultural Revolution posters — China (1966–1976)—

Long Live the Victory of the People's War — China—

Cuban Revolution posters — various (1960s)—

Che Guevara portrait — Alberto Korda (1960)—

Viet Cong anti-American propaganda posters—

Ho Chi Minh portrait posters — Vietnam—

North Korean propaganda posters (ongoing)—

Kim Il-sung propaganda imagery — North Korea—

Soviet Space Race posters (1957–1969)—

Sputnik launch imagery — USSR—

Buy War Bonds — WWII American posters—

Loose Lips Sink Ships — WWII American poster—

V for Victory — Winston Churchill—

Keep Calm and Carry On — UK WWII (1939)—

Dig for Victory — UK WWII—

Women of Britain Say GO! — WWI UK—

An Appeal to You — Australian WWI poster—

Remember Belgium — WWI Allied poster—

The Hun — WWI Allied demonisation posters—

Four Freedoms paintings — Norman Rockwell (1943)—

This is the Enemy — WWII US poster—

Avenge Pearl Harbor — WWII US poster—

Japanese-American internment era posters—

McCarthy Era anti-Communist posters — USA (1950s)—

Civil Rights Movement imagery — USA (1960s)—

Anti-Vietnam War posters — USA (1960s–70s)—

Make Love Not War — counterculture—

Punk rock anti-establishment imagery (1970s–80s)—

AIDS awareness poster campaign — ACT UP (1980s)—

Anti-Apartheid movement posters—

Free Mandela campaign imagery—

Hope — Barack Obama poster (Shepard Fairey, 2008)—