Search the Collections

Filter by artist:

Filter by century:

Filter by class:

Filter by collection:

Filter by country:

Filter by department:

Filter by image availablity:

Displaying 1 - 20 of 128240
Le Diable Amoureux [The Devil in Love] by J. Cazotte (Paris: A. Quantin, 1878)
Le Diable Amoureux [The Devil in Love] by J. Cazotte (Paris: A. Quantin, 1878) (1878)
by Félix Hilaire Buhot, Jacques Cazotte
Untitled
Untitled (1973)
by Jay DeFeo
Nicht Spenden, Opfern (Don’t Give, Sacrifice)
Nicht Spenden, Opfern (Don’t Give, Sacrifice) (ca. 1934)
by Ludwig Hohlwein
8. Kriegsanleihe (8th War Loan)
8. Kriegsanleihe (8th War Loan) (1918)
by Julius Klinger, K.u.k. Hofl. J. Weiner
Taisez vous . . . l’Allemand a fui, l’espion reste! (Be Quiet! The German Has Fled but the Spy Is Still Here!)
Taisez vous . . . l’Allemand a fui, l’espion reste! (Be Quiet! The German Has Fled but the Spy Is Still Here!) (1945)
by M. Mallet
Confiance . . . Ses amputations se poursuivent méthodiquement (Rest Assured . . . the Amputations Are Proceeding Methodically)
Confiance . . . Ses amputations se poursuivent méthodiquement (Rest Assured . . . the Amputations Are Proceeding Methodically) (1941–1942)
by SPK
Untitled
Untitled (1944)
by Unidentified artist
Armeekommando / Commandement de l’armée / Comando dell’esercito (Army Command)
Armeekommando / Commandement de l’armée / Comando dell’esercito (Army Command) (ca. 1940)
by Seiler
Silencio en la retaguardia (Silence in the Rear Guard)
Silencio en la retaguardia (Silence in the Rear Guard) (1936–1939)
by Carmen Parrilla
"Der Anfang vom Ende" (The beginning of the end), Allied propaganda leaflet trageting the German front-line troops
"Der Anfang vom Ende" (The beginning of the end), Allied propaganda leaflet trageting the German front-line troops (1943)
by Unidentified
"Wer wird den Weltkrieg verlieren?" (Who will lose the World War?), British propaganda leaflet tergeting Germany and occupied areas
"Wer wird den Weltkrieg verlieren?" (Who will lose the World War?), British propaganda leaflet tergeting Germany and occupied areas (1943)
by Unidentified
Untitled
Untitled (ca. 1973)
by Jay DeFeo
Untitled
Untitled (1973)
by Jay DeFeo
"Fur Fuhrer und Vaterland: Warum?" (For Leader and Fatherland: Why?), British propaganda leaflet targeting Germany and occupied areas
"Fur Fuhrer und Vaterland: Warum?" (For Leader and Fatherland: Why?), British propaganda leaflet targeting Germany and occupied areas (1942)
by Unidentified
"Initiative-The Foundation of Democracy," German propaganda leaflet targeting Allied troops during the Battle of the Bulge
"Initiative-The Foundation of Democracy," German propaganda leaflet targeting Allied troops during the Battle of the Bulge (1944–1945)
by Unidentified
"Ein peinliches Versprechen!" (An embarrassing promise!), British propaganda targeting Germany and occupied areas
"Ein peinliches Versprechen!" (An embarrassing promise!), British propaganda targeting Germany and occupied areas (1941)
by Unidentified
"It's your job to fight!," German propaganda targeting Allied troops during the Battle of the Bulge
"It's your job to fight!," German propaganda targeting Allied troops during the Battle of the Bulge (1944–1945)
by Unidentified
"The wreckage drifting about on the high seas and this picture of a soldier tells the real truth about the war," Allied propaganda leaflet targeting Japanese civilians
"The wreckage drifting about on the high seas and this picture of a soldier tells the real truth about the war," Allied propaganda leaflet targeting Japanese civilians (1944)
by Unidentified
Self-Portrait with Bonnie
Self-Portrait with Bonnie (1963)
by Don Ed Hardy
Mug
Mug (1964)
by Don Ed Hardy

Pages