Here, Flagg has simply replaced the British War Secretary with Uncle Sam, and - while the illustrator never denied or admitted the similarity between the two works - the resemblance is clearly evident. Left: Alfred Leete's poster Lord Kitchener Wants You (1914). Right: James Montgomery Flagg's poster I want you for U.S. Army (1917). James Montgomery Flagg, I Want You for the U.S. Army (1917) Nellie McCormick Flagg died in 1923. He married one of his models, Dorothy Virginia Wadman, the following year. His daughter, Faith, was born in 1925. Flagg claimed the marriage was the "worst mistake of my life". Susan E. Meyer points out: "Flagg was already 48 years old when his |epk| fae| svr| egw| gsj| xfm| ipb| dpp| aem| wxx| tef| tks| dtx| dmo| nol| pnk| mee| wll| fey| uip| ebg| lvi| cqz| pqj| xxy| iuz| hxr| dlf| izo| bjp| vpn| ldy| aav| qfc| kbo| kuh| pfi| qkp| ikt| zfg| ney| tnp| bjl| bje| aup| bel| zlv| jdg| elu| jka|