Incentive Collection

Man Chooses a Young Woman, 1600. Creator: Jacob Matham
Man Chooses a Young Woman, 1600

Female Red fox (Vulpes vulpes) waiting to be fed at the back entrance of a house, Hungary. January

Many Heads Beat One; a 1929 work incentive poster, 1929 (colour lithograph)
1198098 Many Heads Beat One; a 1929 work incentive poster, 1929 (colour lithograph) by American School, (20th century); 110x91 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; American

Irish recruitment poster, Come Now, WW1
Recruitment poster, design by PJW, Come Now, Be honest with yourself, First World War. Designed for use in Ireland, with the promise of free uniforms used as an incentive. 1915

Outlaw Poster
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World War Two Propaganda, General Motors, circa 1942; Artwork

War Propaganda, World War 2, circa 1940; Artwork

War Propaganda for factory work, World War 2, circa 1942; Artwork

Fishing lure
Illustration of a artificial fishing lure

Antique illustration of sports and exercises: Artistic Gymnastic Trapeze

WWI Poster, Every Second Matters
Every Second Matters, Every second saved in unloading these ships means another American soldier and more food. British Dockyard work incentive poster supporting the Americans coming into the war

Illustration, Jersey in Jail, farming
Illustration, Jersey in Jail, showing people farming -- Within a year, very few were still working on the land. Date: 1940-1945

Artificial fishing lures set
Illustration of a Artificial fishing lures set

Fishing hooks with baits
Illustration of a Fishing hooks with baits

Angling
Illustration of a fishing hooks and baits

Child Gardeners
circa 1910: Girls in their pinafores and hats at workon their garden plots with the incentive that Mrs Asquith would distribute prizes at the model Childrens Gardens

Person holding food treat on flat of hand as mongrel dog looks down in anticipation

3 balls Spirometer F007 / 9925
3 balls Spirometer Breathing Exercise apparatus

3 balls Spirometer F007 / 9928
3 balls Spirometer Breathing Exercise apparatus

Bust Supporter
MAKE YOUR HUSBAND PROUD OF YOU - what greater incentive could a lady need to rush out and buy a Joujou to support her bust ? Can be worn next to the skin, whats more. Date: 1920

A garage in Cornwall advertising the government scrappage scheme. This scheme offers motorists £2000 to trade in
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"Incentive: Igniting Motivation Across Time and Space" From the frosty back entrance of a Hungarian house, a female Red fox patiently awaits her next meal. Her hunger serves as an incentive for survival, driving her to seek sustenance in unconventional places. In 1929, a vibrant lithograph poster titled "Many Heads Beat One" emerged as an incentive for productivity. Its colorful depiction encouraged workers to unite their efforts and achieve greatness together, reminding them that collective action yields greater results than individual endeavors. During World War I, an Irish recruitment poster boldly proclaimed "Come Now, " serving as both a call to duty and an incentive for young men to join the fight. The image aimed to evoke patriotism and honor while instilling a sense of purpose in those who viewed it. Not all they are positive; some take on darker forms. Outlaw posters from bygone eras served as warnings and bounties – incentives driven by fear rather than reward. These stark reminders urged individuals to stay on the right side of the law or face dire consequences. Sports and exercise have long been used as incentives for physical well-being. An antique illustration showcases Artistic Gymnastic Trapeze movements, enticing individuals with the allure of strength, grace, and personal achievement through disciplined training. The urgency of war brought forth powerful incentives during times of conflict. A World War I poster declared "Every Second Matters, " emphasizing time's preciousness when lives were at stake. This poignant reminder pushed soldiers towards swift action in defense of their nations. Jersey in Jail found himself incentivized by farming during his incarceration—an opportunity for redemption through hard work—a chance to rebuild his life while nurturing crops from seedlings into abundance. World War II saw propaganda become a potent tool for motivating citizens towards specific goals. General Motors' wartime campaign sought public support by highlighting its contribution towards victory—an incentive rooted in national pride intertwined with corporate success.