Publisher: NSB

Designer: Van Altena

Dating: 1942

Dimensions: approx. 84.5 × 60 cm

A highly appealing and graphically powerful propaganda poster from 1942, designed by Van Altena, depicting Anton Mussert in a monumental manner. The tightly modeled portrait is set against the orange-white-blue tricolor, as the NSB (Dutch Nazi Party) viewed the national flag.

The bright color fields, powerful composition, and compelling typography make this poster a compelling example of NSB poster art from the occupation years. The text "Mussert fights for a free Dutch people," followed by the call to action "Stand behind him in the NSB," underscores the message of loyalty and political support. Its size, design, and recognizability make this poster one of the most coveted and iconic NSB posters from World War II.

Condition:

The poster is in very attractive condition and presents itself beautifully. There are two small reinforcements at the bottom on the back, which are not visible on the front. The bottom left corner is slightly creased. The colors are bright, and the paper has remained sturdy. A well-maintained and presentable copy with only minor signs of wear.