1932 Original The Youth's Companion American Boy Magazine Cover kids much like the poster Lépine

much like the poster Lépine fashioned for his friend

A number of regional breweries have managed to survive

The solemn expression of the soldier and the admiring upward glances of the children insinuate that there is no better way to spend your money than by donating to the war effort

Glaser's iconic and irreverent style shines through in this anti-tobacco poster created for the French government

Date: 2013

1932 Original The Youth's Companion American Boy Magazine Cover kids much like the poster LépineDate: 1932 Size: 10. 5 x 13. 75 inches Artist: Russel Sambrook "The Youth's Companion" was an American magazine published in Boston, Massachusetts, that existed for over a century independently before merging with the "American Boy" magazine in 1929. Although initially focusing on religion and advocating more traditional values, "The Youth's Companion" grew to appeal to a wider audience by concentrating on entertainment. They also began to cater to