Save Serbia Our Ally, poster, 1915

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"Save Serbia Our Ally" is a notable 1915 propaganda poster created by the Swiss-born French Art Nouveau painter and printmaker Théophile Alexandre Steinlen. Commissioned during World War I, the poster was part of a humanitarian campaign aimed at providing aid to Serbia, which was then an ally of France and had been suffering from the consequences of the war and a subsequent typhus epidemic.

The poster features Steinlen's characteristic illustrative style, with a strong and emotive use of imagery and text to evoke sympathy and encourage support for the Serbian cause. It depicts a female figure, representing Serbia, in a state of distress and appealing for help, surrounded by the destructive forces of war. The text, prominently displayed, calls for assistance and underscores the alliance between Serbia and France.

Steinlen, who was already well-known for his illustrations, posters, and prints, used his art to engage with social and political issues of the time. "Save Serbia Our Ally" is an example of his work during the war years, where he contributed to the Allied cause through his artistic talents. The poster not only reflects the historical context of World War I but also serves as an important artifact of early 20th-century graphic design and political art.

The poster is significant both as a piece of wartime propaganda and as a work of art, demonstrating how visual culture was employed to influence public opinion and mobilize support for humanitarian efforts during times of conflict. It remains an important subject of study for historians and art scholars interested in the intersection of art, politics, and history.

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