Rosie the Riveter–symbol of the “We Can Do It” spirit - Warhawk

As ubiquitous as the yellow “We Can Do It!” poster is in today's culture, it was actually Norman Rockwell's rougher Rosie that initially gained popularity in the 1940s.

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