Original 1942 U.S. WWII propaganda poster illustrated by Bernard Siebel, one of the most powerful images from the “Loose Lips Sink Ships” campaign. The haunting artwork depicts a drowning sailor reaching out in accusation — a chilling visual reminder of wartime secrecy and personal responsibility.

This smaller 22 × 28 inch version is significantly rarer than the larger issue and remains one of the most sought-after WWII poster designs. Linen backed for preservation, Siebel’s stark, high-contrast composition stands as a masterwork of mid-century American propaganda art and a cornerstone for collectors of military history, design, and visual culture.