U.S. Marines “Teufel Hunden” (Devil Dog) – World War I Canvas Reproduction
Original Artwork by C. B. Falls | Circa 1917
This canvas reproduction honors one of the most iconic images in U.S. Marine Corps history—the legendary “Teufel Hunden” recruiting poster from World War I.
Originally created in 1917 by renowned American artist C. B. Falls, the artwork commemorates the moment German forces gave U.S. Marines the nickname “Devil Dogs,” a testament to their ferocity, courage, and battlefield resolve. The powerful image of a bulldog charging a dachshund became an enduring symbol of Marine Corps fighting spirit and pride.
Carefully reproduced on high-quality canvas, this piece preserves the bold colors, period typography, and historic character of the original poster while making it accessible for modern display. The canvas format adds texture and depth, giving the artwork a timeless, museum-inspired presence.
This reproduction serves as a tribute to the Marines who answered the call during World War I and a reminder that the legacy of honor, courage, and commitment was forged long before our time.
Details:
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Canvas reproduction of the original 1917 U.S. Marine Corps recruiting poster
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Original artist: C. B. Falls
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High-quality canvas print
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Designed for ready display or framing
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Ideal for homes, offices, clubs, and Marine heritage spaces
A powerful piece of history—recreated to honor the warriors who earned the title Devil Dog and to inspire those who carry the legacy forward.
Product features
- Satin semi-gloss polycotton print for bright, detailed color
- Slim New Zealand pinewood frame for a lightweight, gallery look
- Includes self-assembly hanging kit for quick installation
- Available in 17 sizes and horizontal, vertical, or square formats
- Printed with eco-solvent inks on wide-format Epson printers; slight size tolerance ±0.05"
Care instructions
- If the canvas does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, damp cloth.
