The image of Isaiah from the Sistine Chapel was used as a basis for an image of this character eating a sandwich and holding a foot on a copy of Mein Kampf; that depiction of this character first appeared in the (*) Saturday Evening Post.
This character was introduced in a Redd Evans and John Jacob Loeb song that mentions how "other girls attend their fav'rite cocktail bar / sipping martinis/ munching caviar" while this character abstains. The image of Isaiah from the Sistine Chapel was used as a basis for an image of this character eating a sandwich and holding a foot on a copy of Mein Kampf; that depiction of this character first appeared in the (*) Saturday Evening Post. The most famous image of this character was done by J. Howard Miller and features a woman in a red bandana flexing her right bicep and is accompanied by the words "We Can Do It!." For 10 points, name this icon painted by Norman Rockwell, who was used to encourage women during World War II to take factory jobs.
This character was introduced in a Redd Evans and John Jacob Loeb song that mentions how "other girls attend their fav'rite cocktail bar / sipping martinis/ munching caviar" while this character abstains.
Rosie the Riveter