"Are YOU doing all you can? -NARA"

This is a vintage poster from the World War II era. The focal point of the poster is a hand pointing at the viewer. The hand is coming out of a torn hole in the poster. The hand is wearing a blue and white striped sleeve with stars on it. The text on the poster reads “Are YOU doing all you can?” in large, bold letters. This poster is a powerful call to action, urging people to do their part in the war effort. The use of the hand pointing directly at the viewer creates a sense of urgency and personal responsibility. The torn hole in the poster suggests that the viewer is being called upon to fill the gap and do their part. This poster is a testament to the power of art as a tool for persuasion and motivation.