Produced in 1917 at the height of the German U-boat campaign which threatened to bring Britain to her knees Eat Less Bread was a blunt demand for the public to exercise moderation in consumption of dwindling grain stocks. Produced originally during the First World War this 11x14" reproduction art print is a perfect snap shot from that time period but now of course has another more modern health conscious dimension to add to its appeal.© IWM (Art.IWM PST 6564)Printed on 280gsm Satin Art Print - Back boarded and cello-wrappedMade in England
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