This WWI Poster was created by the United States Food Administration during WWI to promote the domestic consumption of corn over more valuable items such as beef: 'Corn - the food of the nation. Serve some way every meal. Appetizing. Nourishing. Economical.' Illustrated by artist Lloyd Harrison, c. 1918.
Our prints are museum-quality, made using top-of-the-line commercial Epson printers with 10-color Ultrachrome inks and premium 100% cotton rag, acid-free archival papers from Arches of France. Each print is inspected before shipping.
8.5x11 and 11x17 prints have .50-inch margins 19x13 prints have 1-inch margins 22x17 prints have 1.5 inch margins
30x24 SPECIAL EDITION Printed on Heavyweight 28 mil Arches Infinity paper with 2-inch margins. 100% cotton rag, acid-free archival paper. Mould-made art paper with a matte finish makes gorgeous prints. This print is 76% bigger than a 22x17.
47x34 MAGNUM Printed on Heavyweight 28 mil Arches Infinity paper with 2-inch margins. 100% cotton rag, acid-free archival paper. Mould-made art paper with a matte finish makes gorgeous prints. Twice as large as 30x24.
Exhibition CANVAS Heavyweight Exhibition Gallary Canvas prints have slightly wider margins for stretching.
