Leo Jordaan Anti-Nazi Dutch print Original paper prints from Holland Anti-Nazi propaganda from WW2 DUTCH PROPAGANDA ARTIST "LEO JORDAAN" **Check my other Leo Jordaan Prints. If you are buying more than one Print, before completing payment, request total amount, so I can offer you a discount** Frame is for Reference LEENDERT JURRIAAN JORDAAN (1885-1980) Dutch artist and cartoonist, a virulent anti-Nazi employed by the Dutch weekly news magazine De Groene Amsterdammer. Jordaan continued to contribute artwork to the journal while it was published underground during the German occupation. His most noted work depicted a giant, unstoppable Nazi "robot" advancing on helpless soldiers. Rare collection of Jordaan's wartime works, published by De Groene ca. Extraordinary works of art suitable for framing. Leo Jordaan A renowned Dutch film critic and artist who achieved widespread recognition in his country for his pointed political cartoons during the Second World War satirizing Nazism and Dutch supporters of the German regime. His drawings are particularly striking because of their graphic expressiveness and complex inking techniques. English: "Deutschland erwache!" - O, hangover of Sieg and Heil, of wild lust to hit with weapons Maker Political draftsman: Jordaan, Leendert Jurriaan Year of manufacture 1945 Period 1940-05-10 - 1945-05-05 Description Text in print: retribution Annotation Title Jordaan: "Deutschland erwache!" Object type political cartoons Collection Collection Jordaan Dutch: "Deutschland erwache!" - O, kater van Sieg en Heil, van wilden lust om met de wapens er op los te slaan Maker Politiek Tekenaar: Jordaan, Leendert Jurriaan Vervaardigingsjaar 1945 Periode 1940-05-10 - 1945-05-05 Omschrijving Tekst in prent: vergelding Annotatie Titel Jordaan: "Deutschland erwache!" Type object politieke cartoons Collectie Collectie Jordaan NOTE: Print is very old so it will show normal signs of wear and discoloration. Pictures taken with camera and other are scanned copies. Main image due to size did not fit completely in Scanner. Two pictures show two small tears and folded edge. Dutch text on the back of the print related to other Prints made by LJJ. Unnoticeable once Framed