The Central Zionist Archives holds a rich and diverse collection of posters and handbills from the period of the Yishuv and the early years of the State of Israel. The posters and handbills were displayed on bulletin boards around the cities, and that way messages and information were transferred to the wider public. The posters and handbills were used to address a wide array of subjects: Zionism, settlements, security, art, theater, health and more.
Advertising posters allow the graphic designer to design whatever his heart desires, something which guarantees colorful, funny and creative posters. We chose posters that include elements that were taken out of context and "disguised" as something else, various outfits, humorous themes and much of color.