Diner Photograph
[ $130.00 ]Framed , signed color photograph. Clock face reads, "Designed & Built by PAramount Diners Inc. Haledon, N.J." 17"x14.75"
Framed , signed color photograph. Clock face reads, "Designed & Built by PAramount Diners Inc. Haledon, N.J." 17"x14.75"
Paul Robeson: Singer, Actor, Athlete, Scholar, Social Activist 24"x18"
Poster features a portrait of A. Philip Randolph. 23"x17.5"
Museum poster featuring the plans for the Botto House's front facade. 21"x16"
Poster for a three-site exhibt featuring Paterson artist Gaetano Federici. 20"x16"
The poster features an advertisement which marketed land plots in Haledon to Paterson workers. 19.25”x13”
Set of 10 posters featuring George Baer, Roberto Acuna, A. Philip Randolph, Carl Sandburg, Eugene Debs, Lucy Parsons, Mark Twain, Nicola Sacco, Sojourner Truth and Sit-Down Striker, plus guide book. 24”x18”
The poster for the 1913 performance “The Pageant of the Paterson Strike”, which was organized to help support the striking workers and their families. 22”x16.75"
Poster for the New York City Labor Chorus, which features a drawing of the city and quotes from President Abraham Lincoln and Paul Robeson. 24”x18”
Poster for the 2005 exhibit at the Cornell University Conference Center in New York City, features a painting of striking transit workers. 24”x18”
Poster features a drawing of Rosa Parks and a biographical blurb. 22”x17”
(Mexico, 1997); Signed Poster featuring Mike Alewitz’s 1997 mural “Sindicalismo sin Fronteras/Trade Unionism Without Frontiers” 11”x17”
(Centralia, Washington); Signed Poster featuring Mike Alewitz’s 1997 mural “The Resurrection of Wesley Everest” signed in 1998. 11”x17”
(Chicago, 1997); Signed Poster featuring Mike Alewitz’s 1998 mural “Teamster Power” signed in 1998. 13.5”x48”
(Cleveland, Ohio, 1996); SignedPoster featuring Mike Alewitz’s 1996 commemorative banner “Labor Party” signed in 1998. 17”x11”
(Pennsylvania); SignedPoster featuring Mike Alewitz’s 1995 mural “Organize/Organizer” signed in 1998. 18”x23.5”
(1972) Portrayal of a "typical" family of immigrants that came to America around 1910 seated at the table in their flat. 31.5”x21”
(1995) - Celebrates the redevelopment of "the community" in the South Bronx. 19.25”x25”
(1995) - Celebrates the redevelopment of "the community" in the South Bronx. 19.25"x25"
(1976) Textile mill scene at night portraying those who worked in the mills day and night. $30. 22”x27”
(1953) Portrays the return of soldiers after WWII. It also pays tribute to the women who kept the country going during the war. $30.20"x28"
(1993) Scene depicting the 1990 strike in New York City.$30.00
(1978) Portrays the textile strike of 1912 in which thousands of people from numerous ethnic backgrounds came together. Scene of the strikers picketing Lawrence, Massachusetts. $30.00 20"x28"
(1950) Depicts a group of subway riders at night after a hard day's work. 19"x27.75"
(1976) Portrays the pollution in which industry workers labored. 22"x24"
Lithograph by Julie Leon Anderson (16" X 20", 1996 ) $100.00 - negotiable
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