WWI Recruitment Poster (Kitchener / Uncle Sam / Flagg)

Re-render this image as a WWI-era recruitment poster in the lineage of Alfred Leete's 1914 Kitchener poster and James Montgomery Flagg's 1917 Uncle Sam. Three-quarter or frontal portrait of a single authoritative figure, looking directly at the viewer with unbroken eye contact, one hand raised with index finger pointing straight at the camera plane (out of the canvas toward the viewer). Lithograph poster paper texture, four to five flat color blocks with hand-painted modeling on the face and hand, hard graphic treatment on clothing and background. Palette: muted patriotic tones, dusty red, cream, deep navy, ochre flesh tones. Background simplified to a flat field or a single faint patriotic-civic element (a flag corner, a heraldic shield, an architectural column) treated graphically rather than rendered. Mood: direct conscription, the viewer is being addressed, no escape from the gaze, civic duty rendered as personal accusation. Slight registration offset between color plates as if printed in 1916. No text, no "Wants You" lettering, no military insignia, no specific national flag. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering, AND ensure the gaze and pointing gesture address the viewer directly even if the source subject is angled differently. Aspect ratio matches source, prefer poster portrait if source allows.