Postcards are communication tools that have increased in use in the world after the second half of the 19th century. It is also known that postcards, printed with a wide variety of content, were produced for propaganda purposes due to various political events and changes. The subject to be discussed in this article is the evaluation of seven War of Independence propaganda postcards, the reproductions which were found in the Atatürk Library. This article aims to analyze and turn into a text the symbolic expressions of women, places and objects in connection with the written expressions on the postcards printed by Selahattin Ömer during the years of the National Struggle. Postcards with quotations from the works of Namık Kemal and Tevfik Fikret, who are known for their romantic poems on patriotism and nation in Turkish literature, aim to create national unity in people. As a result of the analyses made on the poetic expressions and drawings on the postcards, inferences such as the deep desperation, ecstatic attitudes, commemoration of the glorious victories of the past periods, nostalgia and melancholic mood in the female figure were determined as the data of the romantic style in the art of painting.