Eight million patriotic Red Cross workers

Possibly by Wilson C. Dexter American

Publisher Issued by War Council of the American Red Cross American

ca. 1917–18

Not on view

World War I poster.

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Provenance

Title: Eight million patriotic Red Cross workers
Artist: Possibly by Wilson C. Dexter (American, 1881–1921 New York)
Publisher: Issued by War Council of the American Red Cross
Date: ca. 1917–18
Medium: Commercial color lithograph
Dimensions: Sheet: 21 × 14 in. (53.4 × 35.6 cm)
Classifications: Prints, Posters
Credit Line: Gift of William C. Moore, 1972
Object Number: 1972.535.287
Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints

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