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J. Howard Miller was a graphic artist who produced many famous WWII posters. The most famous of these is the poster entitled ‘We Can Do It!’ which displays the strong figure of a woman in overalls showing off her bicep muscle. Some mistake this woman to be ‘Rosie the Riveter,’ but in fact the poster was modeled on a factory worker from Michigan named Geraldine Doyle in 1942.
