Lied voor de Russische Kinderen 1921

"Lied voor de Russische Kinderen" (Song for the Russian Children), created in 1921 by Rosy Wertheim, is a striking example of graphic design from the early 20th century. The title, in bold blue lettering, is adorned with an elegant flourish and a stylized wheat sheaf, representing hope and sustenance. The text, detailing a performance by 60 Dutch children for the benefit of the Nansen Committee, highlights the song's humanitarian purpose. The prominent placement of Rosy Wertheim's name, accompanied by a simple cherub motif, signifies the artist's role in bringing this heartfelt message to life.