The Library of Congress is the largest library in the world, with roughly 180 million items, and it publishes a large part of its poster and photograph holdings for anyone to reuse. This sheet comes from there.

Blunt typography that carries from across a room. Bathroom, kitchen or a child's room. Black frame, thin mount. S to M.

The Library of Congress is the national library of the United States and one of the largest libraries in the world. It makes large parts of its holdings – photographs, posters, prints and maps – freely available online, including many works published without known copyright restrictions.

In our collection: Keep Your Teeth Clean – Vintage Poster – a public health campaign poster from the archive.

The original is a historical work whose copyright term has expired or which was published without known restrictions; the digitisation was made publicly available by the institution. We print it in a large-format gallery process with archival pigment inks on heavy premium paper – Lustrous Metallic (255 gsm) or Matte (229 gsm) – and give a 200-year guarantee against colour fading on every poster.