"Reefer Madness" Framed Poster
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Vintage 'Reefer Madness' poster with exaggerated imagery emphasizing the dangers of marijuana, featuring a main caption in large letters and additional warnings about drug effects, styled in vivid red and yellow.
Framed poster featuring bold, sensational graphics typical of early 20th-century media, primarily using a striking red and yellow color scheme. The central text 'REEFER MADNESS' is prominently displayed, underscored by phrases like 'The Sweet Pill that Makes Life Bitter' and 'Adults Only!'. Imagery on the poster includes a disturbed looking man peering ominously and a smaller inset image showing a man and a woman, labeled as 'Youthful Marihuana Victims'. The poster advertises what appears to be a cautionary tale about the dangers of marijuana use, highlighting its alleged dramatic and negative effects on users.
Framed poster featuring bold, sensational graphics typical of early 20th-century media, primarily using a striking red and yellow color scheme. The central text 'REEFER MADNESS' is prominently displayed, underscored by phrases like 'The Sweet Pill that Makes Life Bitter' and 'Adults Only!'. Imagery on the poster includes a disturbed looking man peering ominously and a smaller inset image showing a man and a woman, labeled as 'Youthful Marihuana Victims'. The poster advertises what appears to be a cautionary tale about the dangers of marijuana use, highlighting its alleged dramatic and negative effects on users.