Probably the most famous poster was "Careless Talk Costs Lives" which depicts two women gossiping in a restaurant with the adjacent wallpaper covered in Hitler motifs. It was often backed up with ...

At one and the same time, Robert Abela’s words have meaning and no meaning. In their substance, the words tell us much about him but routinely nothing about that of which he speaks. Some of his ...

the poster was part of the government’s “Careless Talk Costs Lives” campaign, designed to encourage the British to avoid sharing sensitive information that could endanger the war effort. The ...

12.25 x 8 in. (31.1 x 20.3 cm.) Subscribe now to view details for this work, and gain access to over 18 million auction results. Purchase One-Day Pass ...

View Original Second World War Careless Talk Costs Lives wartime propaganda poster by Cyril Kenneth Bird- You never know who's listening! - featuring a great design depicting two ladies chatting on p ...

Over time, the Ministry's poster strategies evolves, becoming more dynamic and engaging. Notable designs included "Careless Talk Costs Lives," made by sophisticated designers such as Fougasse and ...

conversation-starting posters, updating the famous ‘Careless Talk Costs Lives’ artwork, developed by the British Government during World War Two and flipping them to modern day, with the new ...

This week we are focusing on healthcare. We are interested in hearing from Milwaukee-area voters about how the cost of healthcare impacts your budget. It's a big topic, but we want to know how ...

32 x 21 cm. (12.6 x 8.3 in.) ...

“Careless talk costs lives,” was a key message in Britain’s 1940s public service campaign. They had it right. The wartime posters were plastered all around, warning the public to be circumspect. One ...

Consequently, the U.S. began to favor posters that didn’t mince words. In one of these, a woman’s image appears alongside the words “WANTED! FOR MURDER. Her careless talk costs lives.” ...