1918 The Remaking of Belgium Poster by Brangwyn – art restoration vintage poster art gallery collectible

Art restoration vintage poster art gallery centerpiece: 1918 “The Remaking of Belgium”

If your art restoration vintage poster art gallery aesthetic leans toward authentic history, this original 1918 exhibition lithograph by Sir Frank William Brangwyn delivers a powerful story and a striking wall presence.

Printed by Avenue Press, W.C., this London exhibition poster rallied support for Belgians rebuilding after WWI. Brangwyn’s rich gold wash, deep brown tones, and swift black outlines convey urgent purpose—one worker even meets your gaze as if to say, “Grab a shovel.” It’s not about devastation; it’s about dignity, resilience, and the will to restore.

Authenticity is evident in the honest vintage condition: mounted to linen (no linen margins) with edge wear, small tears, and creases confined to the margins. Size is 29 1/8" x 34 5/8" — an impressive, gallery-ready statement piece with real provenance, including ties to the University College, Gower St. W.C. exhibition held April 7–27, 1918.

• Original 1918 lithographic exhibition poster (not a reprint)
• Artist: Sir Frank William Brangwyn; Printer: Avenue Press, W.C., London
• Dimensions: 29 1/8" x 34 5/8"; linen-mounted, no linen margins
• Honest vintage condition: edge wear, margin tears and creases
• Powerful subject: Belgium’s resilience and reconstruction post-WWI
• Warm gold-and-brown palette; bold, dynamic linework

Price: $299.99. Own a conversation-starting slice of history—add this museum-worthy original to your collection today.