File:Any Questions About Your Work - poster.jpg
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English: A US wartime propaganda poster by J. Howard Miller, produced for Westinghouse under a federal program. Miller is better known for the "We Can Do It!" poster from the same series. |
| Date | circa 1943 |
| Source | Image at Smithsonian Institution; "Efficient Workers" page; Allaboutlean.com (High quality version). |
| Author | J. Howard Miller, artist |
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public domain |
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| current | 15:24, 15 September 2025 | | 790 × 1,024 (431 KB) | Liandrei | Removed watermark |
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