Need posters & prints

Chorus Hungry Democrats. Come, Bill, Fork the Needful. You Think We'Ll Work You for? Anonymous

Give us today our daily bread that we need Albert Flamen

The repeal or the funeral of Miss Ame=Stamp Anonymous

1960s Multiple Exposure Montage Male Hands Begging For A Hand Out Anonymous

Requisition of firewood, 1918-1923 Anonymous

Royal Crescent People Will Always Need Plates

A Beggar Family English School

The Repeal or the Funeral of Miss Ame=Stamp Anonymous

Waiting to receive an eighth of a pound of bread, 1919 Anonymous

Livestock by the River Dove Sarah Smith

A family of an engineer dragging home some fuel, 1919 Anonymous

Hungry years in Petrograd, 1919 Anonymous

Hungry years in Petrograd, 1919 Anonymous

Remains of a wealthy house, 1918-1923 Anonymous

Petrograd without water, 1919 Anonymous

Transporting food on a sled, 1923 Anonymous

Miserable life of Russian nobles and persons of high rank during the revolution, 1919 Anonymous

I need coffee Joumari

Help Famine Victims (Poster design), 1899 Sergei Arsenyevich Vinogradov

Need for Love Anonymous

Kolkhoz near Kiev, 1936 Anonymous

Hungry workmen in Petrograd robbing a military lorry of bread, 1920 Anonymous

Group of Bolsheviks on a train, 1918-1923 Anonymous

Workmen demolishing wooden houses for fuel, 1920 Anonymous

A foreigner attacked by cigarette sellers in Petrograd, 1923 Anonymous

Sic transit gloria mundi (Thus passes the glory of the world), 1922 Anonymous

Elijah Receiving Bread from the widow of Zarepath, 1621-24 Giovanni Lanfranco

Page of a Book of Needs (Euchologion), 15th century Russian master

The Friend in Need, in the Flatou Exhibition Anonymous

The Autumn Manoeuvres: A Friend in Need, a Sketch on the March to Bottle Bush Down Anonymous

Crossroads and Pub near Smalley Sarah Smith

Queue before the canteen, 1922-1923 Anonymous

The prisoner, 1918 Anonymous

Alton Estate People Will Always Need Plates

David Justin and Kevin O'Hare in Christopher Marlowe's Edward II at the Birmingham Hippodrome Graham Brandon

Rich merchants and Russian noblemen set to pulling out rubbish from yards, 1920 Anonymous