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Description: | Concept: governments in exile, propaganda, civilian morale, royalty, women / womens work, landscape, natural phenomena / time / weather, architecture Description: whole: the image occupies the whole. The title is integrated and positioned in the lower left, in white. The text is integrated and placed in the lower right, in black cursive script. image: a depiction of a poster attached to a brick wall. The poster includes a photograph of Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands sitting at a desk, writing a letter. Beneath the photograph is a handwritten message from the Queen. The letters 'OZO' [Oranje zal overwinnen [Orange shall conquer], the slogan of Dutch resistance to Nazi occupation] are inscribed on the wall as graffiti. Part of the wall has been knocked down, and through the gap a scene of neat gardens and modern skyscraper buildings, under a dark, threatening sky, can be seen. text: [?] Wij julhn enid Eusha vorreles lud gr[unreadable] dael fereihl is: das Nederland se docu geboreu arreleu, das bunzj[?]eu aurt das ale allozze gebreulele offers, uied vergeefreh ziji genresd [?] Wilhelmina OZO HENRION PRINTED IN ENGLAND BY JAMES HAWORTH AND BROTHER LTD. LONDON. uitgave R.V.D. N [missing text] [We shall not rest until the main goal has been achieved: the Fatherland where you were born must prove that the innumerable sacrifices will not have been in vain. Wilhelmina Ozo Henrion] Object: brick, poster, spectacles, letter | Subjects: | poster | Source: | Vads | Creator: | Artist: Henrion, Frederic Henri Kay Printer: James Haworth and Brother Ltd, London Publisher/Sponsor: Rijksvoorlichtingsdienst [Government Information Service] Associated Person: Wilhelmina, Queen of the Netherlands | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=2692... | Go to resource |
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