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Many people one nation : let us unite to Americanize America : the flag speaks …

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Language: English

Artist(s): Greenleaf, Ray, -1950

Printer(s)/Publisher(s): New Columbus Lithograph Co.

Notes: "© [Artist's monogram] 1917" ; "Issued by National Americanization Committee, 29 West 39th St., City of New York / Painted and Published by Ray Greenleaf, New York / All rights reserved." ; With poem "The Flag Speaks" by Franklin K. Lane: "I am whatever you make me nothing more. / But always, I am all that you hope to be, / and have the courage to try for. / I am song and fear, struggle and panic, and / ennobling hope. / I am the day's work of the weakest man, / and the largest dream of the most daring. / I am the constitution and the courts, / statutes and the statute makers, soldier and / dreadnaught, drayman and street sweep, / cook, counselor and clerk. / I am no more than what you believe me to be. / My stars and my stripes are your dream / and your labors. / For you are the makers of / the flag and it is well that you glory in the making."

Type
Visual Materials(Opens in new tab)
Date
1917
Call number
priWWI_S_33
Provenance
Gift of Charles L. Heartwell, 1938.
Gift of Elizabeth Norris, June 2014.
Restrictions
Open for use by qualified researchers and by appointment. Please contact Reader Services at the Huntington Library for more information.
Associated people
Aderente, Vincent, (approximately 1880-1941,)
Adler, Jules, (1865-1952,)
Armstrong, Rolf, (1889-1960,)
Ashe, E. M., (1867-1941,)
Babcock, Richard Fayerweather, (1889-1975,)
Baker, Ernest Hamlin, (1889-1977,)
Baldridge, Cyrus Leroy, (1867-1947,)
Bancroft, Milton Herbert, (1873-1948,)
Banks, Jessie, (1882-1934,)
Bannister, Raymond, (1848-1936,)
Beadle, J. P., (1874-1948,)
Beckman, Rienecke, (1869-1936,)
Benda, Wladyslaw T. (1885-1937,)
Beneker, Gerrit A. (1867-1956,)
Benner, Many, (1881-1966,)
Bettsbains, E. F., (1874-1932,)
Blashfield, Edwin Howland, (1846-1927,)
Bonhajo, L., (1886-1974,)
Boomhower, Paul R., (1885-1948,)
Booth, Franklin, (approximately 1883-1941,)
Borgoni, Mario, (1880-1957,)
Boswell, R. C., (1873-1952,)
Bouisset, Firmin, (1843-1919,)
Bracker, M. Leone, (1878-1941,)
Brangwyn, Frank, (1883-1962,)
Bressler, Harry S., (1885-1943,)
Brey, Laura, (1851-1925,)
Britton, L. N., (1856-1919,)
Brown, Arthur William, (1889-1974,)
Bull, Charles Livingston, (1872-)
Burford, William B., (1865-1951,)
Bush, S. L., (1884-1952,)
Cahan, Samuel George, (1868-1940,)
Carleton, Clifford, (1867-1945,)
Cesare, Oscar Edward, (1874-1960,)
Chambers, Charles Edward, (1884-1944,)
Chavannaz, B., (1875-1934,)
Chavannaz, D., (1877-1960,)
Cheffer, Henry, (1852-1931,)
Cheptsov, Efim Mikhailovich, (1878-1948,)
Christy, Howard Chandler, (1885-1962,)
Clairin, Georges, (1869-1956,)
Clark, F. O., (1874-1933,)
Clark, Henry E., (1869-1942,)
Clinker, L. C., (1867-1944,)
Coffin, Haskell, (1876-1955,)
Cooper, Fred G. (1875-1962,)
Coughlin, John A. (1877-1964,)
Courboin, E. (-1950,)
Cox, Kenyon, (1878-1950,)
Craig, Wilson, (1868-)
Daugherty, James, (1885-1970,)
de Coninck, Robert, (1871-1950,)
De Land, Eugenie, (1899-1977,)
Dewey, (1876-1930,)
Dresser, L. T., (1887-1928,)
Droit, Jean, (1879-1942,)
DuMond, Frank Vincent, (1894-1932,)
Dunn, E. A., (1880-1947,)
Dunn, Harvey, (1877-1918,)
Dwyer, M. J., (1885-)
Edrop, Arthur N., (1884-1946,)
Emerson, Casper, (1862-1934,)
Erler, Fritz, (1871-1954,)
Esselen, H. Blyleven, (1877-1924,)
Ethridge, Scott, (1874-1951,)
Fairman, E., (1880-1940,)
Faivre, Abel, (1881-1952,)
Falls, C. B. (1871-1934,)
Falter, Marcel, (-1951,)
Fancher, Louis D., (1880-1964,)
Fisher, Harrison, (1882-1960,)
Flagg, James Montgomery, (1874-1940,)
Forain, Jean Louis, (1876-1946,)
Foringer, A. E. (1868-1930,)
Forsythe, Vic, (1876-1934,)
Fouqueray, Charles, (1886-)
Fuhr, E. (1861-1945,)
Genthe, Arnold, (1880-1946,)
Gibson, Charles Dana, (1866-1925,)
Giles, Howard, (1857-1926,)
Gottsdanker, Cozzy, (1891-1960,)
Grant, Gordon, (1890-1971,)
Grebs, Emil, (1879-1946,)
Green, H. H., (1869-1956,)
Greenleaf, Ray, (1880-1945,)
Groesbeck, Dan Sayre, (1871-1925,)
Guenther, (1880-1958,)
Gutz, M. Richard, (1864-1935,)
Haimovitz, C., (1854-1931,)
Halsted, Frances Adams, (1887-1946,)
Harris, Lawren, (1879-1960,)
Hendee, A., (1896-1957,)
Henry, J., (1866-1940,)
Herter, Albert, (1875-1965,)
Hoertz, Frederick J., (1867-1923,)
Krieghoff, William G., (1879-1967,)
Housh, Carter, (1863-1935,)
Hutaf, August William, (1872-1957,)
Ickes, (1883-1953,)
Illian, George, (1863-1946,)
Ingres, Maurice, (1859-1923,)
Jonas, Lucien, (1890-1971,)
Jordan, Clinton, (1870-1942,)
Ker, William Balfour, (1872-)
Kidder, (1874-1921,)
King, W. B., (1868-1920,)
Kline, Hibberd V. B. (1886-1981,)
Kliz, (1857-1918,)
Langaskens, Maurice, (1888-1964,)
Léandre, Charles, (1889-)
Lemaire, Germaine, (1856-1935,)
Leroux, Jules Marie Auguste, (1888-1942,)
Leyendecker, Frank X., (1874-1956,)
Leyendecker, J. C. (1857-1926,)
Lie, Jonas, (1877-1975,)
Lipscombe, Guy, (1856-1927,)
Love, C. W., (1880-1948,)
Luria-Fowler, (1872-1951,)
Macauley, C. R. (1875-1933,)
MacKinnon, (1886-)
Maksimov, Aleksei Fedorovich, (1869-1941,)
Malherbe, William,
Mazza, Aldo,
McBride, R.,
McCay, Winsor,
Meyer, Herbert W.
Mielziner, Leo,
Moore, Bruce,
Mora, F. Luis
Morgan, Chas,
Morgan, R. G.,
Morgan, Wallace,
Myers, Lloyd,
Naudin, Bernard,
Neumont, Maurice,
Norton, John Warner,
Orr, Alfred Everitt,
Porteous, R. H.,
Partridge, Bernard,
Paus, Herbert Andrew,
Penfield, Edward,
Pennell, Joseph,
Perrigard, Hal Ross,
Petersham, Maud,
Picard, Marcel,
Poulbot, Francisque,
Raemaekers, Louis,
Raleigh, Henry,
Rapeno, A.,
Ravenhill, L.,
Redon, Georges,
Reilly, Frank,
Reuterdahl, Henry,
Rice, Burton,
Richards, George M.
Riesenberg, Sidney H.,
Robaudi, A.
Roberts, Hazel,
Roeg, Herman,
Roller, Alfred,
Rogers, W. A.
Romberg, Maurice,
Ross, J. D.,
Ruttan, Charles E.,
Sampson, Joseph Ernest,
Sarka, Charles N.
Schneck,
Scott, Georges,
Sesser, W. G.,
Sewell, Helen,
Shafer, L. A.
Sheridan, John E.,
Shirer, Hampton F. (Hampton Francis),
Simon, Jacques,
Sindelar, Thomas A.,
Smith, Frank Vining,
Smith, Jessie Willcox,
Spaulding,
Spear, Gil,
St. John, J. Allen
Stahr, Paul,
Sterner, Albert,
Steinlen, Théophile Alexandre,
Stern, Joseph,
Stevens, William Dodge,
Still, Roy Hull,
Strothmann, F.
Taylor, F. Walter
Tornrose, A. T.
Townsend, F. H.
Treidler, Adolph,
Abel-Truchet, Louis,
Underwood, Clarence F.,
Verpilleux, Emile,
Verrees, J. Paul,
Volk, Douglas,
Waddell, M.,
Wardle, Arthur,
Watkins, K.,
Welsh, H. Devitt,
Whitehead, Walter,
Wilbur, L. L.,
Willette, Adolphe,
Williams, J. Scott
Woodville, Richard Caton,
Woolf, S. J.
Wright, George Hand,
Yohn, F. C.
Young, William Crawford,
Young, Ellsworth,
Charles, Joseph.
Thomas, Geo. P.
Horsham, P. G.
Devney, R. E.
Volk, L.
Zlotnikov, F.
Heartwell, Charles L.,
Associated organizations
Abbey Press.
Acme Litho. Co.
Alco-Gravure.
Alles Show Print.
Allied Printing.
Alpha Litho Co.
Amalgamated Lithographers of America.
American Lithographic Co.
Andrew Reid & Co.
Associated Motion Picture Advertisers, Inc.
Beck Engraving Company.
Bemrose & Sons.
Berger-Levrault (Firm)
Bookwalter-Ball Printing Co.
Capital Pub. Inc.
Carey Printing Company.
Central Litho. Co.
Century Company.
Chorley & Pickersgill Ltd.
Commercial Prtg. & Litho. Co.
Conwell Graphic Companies.
Coquemer, Imp.
David Allen & Sons.
Devambez (firm)
E.S. & A. Robinson Limited.
Eckstein und Stahle (Stuttgart)
Edward Stern & Co.
Erie Litho. & Ptg. Co.
Ets. Ruckert & Co. L. Godde, Sr.
Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company.
Foster and Kleiser Company.
Gatchel & Manning Company.
Georgia War Savings Committee.
Gibson Brothers (Printers)
Gill Engraving Co.
Globe Lithographing Co.
Graphic Company.
Great Britain.
Greenwich Litho. Co.
H.C. Miner Litho. Co.
Hamilton Press.
Harris Lithographing Co.
Hegeman Print.
Henry Jenkinson Ltd.
Herschman & Cardy.
Heywood, Strasser & Voigt Litho. Co.
Howe Addressing Co.
Howell Lith. Co. Limited.
Illinois Litho. Co.
Imprimerie Chaix.
Imprimerie Charles Verneau (Paris, France)
Imp. Cornille & Serre.
Imprimerie Crété.
Imprimerie F. Champenois.
Imp. H. Chachoin.
Imprimerie J.-E. Goossens.
Imp. La Chromographie Française.
Imprimerie de Vaugirard.
Imprimerie Monrocq (Paris, France)
Imprimerie nationale (France)
J.H. Tooker Litho. Co.
John H. Eggers Co.
Johnson, Riddle & Co.
Ketterlinus Lithographic Manufacturing Company.
Lapina Imp.
Latham Litho. & Ptg. Co.
Leslie-Judge Company.
Louis Roesch Co.
Lutz & Sheinkman Litho.
Rusling Wood, Litho.
Magill-Weinsheimer Co.
Manternach Company.
Manz Engraving Co.
Martinet.
Matthews-Northrup Works.
Merchants.
Metro Litho. Co.
Miles & Co., Ltd.
Military Training Camps Association (U.S.)
Montreal Litho. Co.
Morgan Litho Company.
National Capital Press, Inc.
National Printing & Engraving Company (U.S.)
National War Savings Committee (U.S.)
New Columbus Lithograph Co.
New Era Press.
New-Art Lithographic Company.
Niagara Lithograph Co.
Ohio Litho. Co.
Otis Lithograph Co.
Parker-Brawner Co.
Phillips, A. M. L.
Press U.S. Navy Mobilization Bureau.
Public Ledger Company (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Quadri-Color Co.
R.R. Donnelley and Sons Company.
Regensteiner Colortype Co.
Robert Gair (Firm)
Roberts & Leete, Ltd.
Romwell Press.
Rotoprint Gravure Co.
Ryan & Hart Co.
Sackett & Wilhelms Litho. & Prt. Co.
Schmidt Litho. Co.
Seargeant Bros. Ltd.
Seiter & Kappes Litho Co.
Smith & Porter (Boston, Mass.)
Spottiswoode & Co.
Star Co.
Stone Ltd.
Straker Brothers Limited.
Strobridge Lithographing Company.
T.F. Moore Co.
Knapp Co., Inc.
Thomsen-Ellis Company.
Thomson Printing Co.
United States.
United States.
United States Food Administration.
United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation.
United States Printing and Lithograph Co.
United Cigar Stores Company.
United States.
Van Dyck Gravure Co.
W.F. Powers Co.
Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford Co.
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