Patriotic Wall Art - Join America - Vintage Print

In 1941, this print was used as a stand-up advertisement for the American Red Cross. As we look back at this illustration, we are reminded of how Americans came together to serve and provide hope during times of emergency.   

• Original painting created by Bradshaw Crandell, an American artist and illustrator.
• An American nurse is holding a Red Cross flag in her left hand while her right hand is extended forward to invite others to join American Red Cross.
• A solider is playing the bugle in the background as tall American flags ripple behind the Red Cross flag.
• This reproduction is printed on durable cover stock with soft velvet finish.
• Measures 8 x 10 inches.
• Please note: the frame is shown for inspiration - it is not included. 

Did you know? In February 1941, the American Red Cross responded to a request by the U.S. government to begin a Blood Donor Service that would produce life-saving plasma for the armed forces in anticipation of America’s entry into World War II. After the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, the Red Cross quickly mobilized a volunteer and staff force.