Propaganda art

Propaganda art is visual communication used to influence public attitudes or beliefs, often created by governments or organizations to promote a specific message or ideology. It employs compelling imagery, symbols, and slogans to evoke emotions and persuade viewers to support a particular cause, policy, or viewpoint. While it can be realistic, it often simplifies or exaggerates facts to strengthen its impact. Historically, propaganda art has played a significant role in political campaigns, wars, and social movements, shaping public perception through powerful, memorable visuals designed to inspire action or conformity.