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A Federal Art Project silkscreen poster from 1941, one of a series of public health graphics so attractively designed, they almost seemed like ads for VD. View full size. Get it while it lasts ... Spread the message with this fine-art print.
Regardless of the message, those fonts are gorgeous. Typefaces were so beautiful, legible and sophisticated back then.
I think I'm buying this for my best friend's birthday. hahha.
Have your blood tested today!
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