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Sow the Seeds of Victory – Propaganda Poster
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- Printed and dispatched in 1–4 days
- United States
- 2–5 business days, free shipping
- Canada
- 3–5 business days
- Worldwide
- 5–15 business days, tracked
- Damaged
- Replaced free if reported within 7 days
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Print details
- Printed on premium 230GSM archival matte paper, giclée printed for gallery-quality colour and detail.
- Available in 3 sizes: 11"x17", 22"x34", 26"x40". The complete artwork is retained, with matching edge padding where needed to fit each size.
- Unframed print — frames shown in photos are for display only; ships worldwide flat in a protective mailer or rolled in a crush-resistant tube, depending on size.
Delivery & returns
- Made to order
- Printed and dispatched in 1–4 business days
- United States
- 2–5 business days, free shipping
- Canada
- 3–5 business days
- Worldwide
- 5–15 business days, tracked
- Damaged
- Replaced free if reported within 7 days of delivery
[ About the artwork ]
Sow the Seeds of Victory
Auburn hair loose, a young woman strides forward across a freshly plowed brown field, scattering seed from her outstretched right hand while cradling a round wooden seed basket against her left hip. In Sow the Seeds of Victory she wears a red Phrygian cap and a gown patterned as the American flag, its blue star bodice above a red-and-white striped skirt, with trees on the low horizon under a pale sky.
Made for lovers of wartime graphics, patriotic history and full-colour lithograph illustration, this print anchors a living room gallery wall or brings warm reds and blues to a study or home office. Browse more in our Vintage Propaganda Posters collection to build a coordinated set.
[ The details ]
About
this print.
01Who created Sow the Seeds of Victory?
The illustration is credited to James Montgomery Flagg, whose signature appears within the art. It was issued in 1918 by the National War Garden Commission with Charles Lathrop Pack listed as President, promoting home vegetable gardens during the First World War.
02What does the poster actually show?
It shows one young woman with long auburn hair in a red Phrygian cap and a gown patterned as the American flag, sandals on her feet. She strides forward scattering seed with her right hand while holding a round wooden seed basket against her left hip across a plowed field.
03What lettering appears on the print?
The art carries the printed lines "Sow the seeds of Victory!" and "plant & raise your own vegetables," plus an invitation to write to the National War Garden Commission in Washington, D.C. A caption at the foot of the sheet reads "Every Garden a Munition Plant."
04What sizes can I order?
This poster comes in three sizes: 11"x17", 22"x34" and 26"x40". Each retains the complete artwork with matching edge padding added where needed, so sizes in the exact-fit band may require light centred trimming. Every print ships unframed, flat in a protective mailer or rolled in a tube, depending on size.
