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WWII: POSTER, c1942. Grow it yourself - Plan a farm garden now. Lithograph, c1942

WWII: POSTER, c1942. Grow it yourself - Plan a farm garden now. Lithograph, c1942


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WWII: POSTER, c1942. Grow it yourself - Plan a farm garden now. Lithograph, c1942

WWII: POSTER, c1942.
Grow it yourself - Plan a farm garden now. Lithograph, c1942

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1940s Carrot Corn Department Of Agriculture Farming Garden Homefront Poster Potato Tomato Vegetable Victory Garden Wwii Lettuce


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This lithograph from 1942, titled "Grow it yourself - Plan a farm garden now" is a powerful reminder of the American homefront during World War II. The image showcases an array of vibrant vegetables such as carrots, corn, lettuce, potatoes, and tomatoes that were essential for sustenance during those challenging times. Commissioned by the Department of Agriculture and created by The Granger Collection, this poster served as a call to action for citizens to contribute to the war effort through self-sufficiency. With resources scarce due to rationing and food shortages across the nation, individuals were encouraged to cultivate their own victory gardens. The illustration beautifully captures the spirit of resilience and unity that defined America in the 1940s. It symbolizes not only the practicality of growing one's food but also represents a collective effort towards supporting troops overseas. By tending these gardens at home, families could alleviate pressure on commercial agriculture while ensuring an adequate supply of fresh produce. Displayed prominently in homes and public spaces alike, this lithograph became an iconic symbol of patriotism and self-reliance during WWII. Its timeless message continues to resonate today as we reflect on our history and draw inspiration from past generations' determination in times of adversity. As we admire this piece from Granger Art on Demand, let us remember how communities came together during wartime – finding solace in cultivating their own sustenance while contributing significantly to their country's well-being.

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