Blue-collar worker posters & prints

Man Holding Small American Flag Anonymous

Laborer and Family, Labor is Life Anonymous

America's Strength, All of Us Pulling Together Poster C.R. Miller

Man Holding Small American Flag Anonymous

The Woodcutter Winslow Homer

Muscular laborers constructing bridge Anonymous

Trade union. Manifest published by the World Congress in London. 1896. Anonymous

Use of the Sun: the Carriers A.F. & Bonnencontre

Bill May, aged 5 who makes 15 cents a day, in the shucking shed at Barataria Canning Company, Biloxi, Mississippi,... Lewis Wickes Hine

Together We Win Labor-Management Poster Anonymous

Labor Strikers Marching in Union Square Anonymous

The Diggers Vincent Van Gogh

Detail of Tahitian Man from Man with an Axe Paul Gauguin

Depictions of Australian Labor Trouble Anonymous

Close-up handshake between businessman and laborer Anonymous

Rosie, aged 7, illiterate, working for a second year as an oyster shucker at Varn & Platt Canning Company, Bluffton,... Lewis Wickes Hine

Woodcutting Wilmot Pilsbury

Sadie Pfeifer, only 4 feet tall, has worked for 6 months at Lancaster Cotton Mills, South Carolina, 1908 Lewis Wickes Hine

Ten year old Charlie Foster, unable to read, with a steady job at Merrimack Mills, Huntsville, Alabama, 1913 Lewis Wickes Hine

Fannie, 48 inches high, aged 7, one of 19 children helping her sister in Elk Mills, Fayetteville, Tennessee, 1910 Lewis Wickes Hine

Magazine Illustration of Child Laborers Anonymous

Alex Reiber aged 7 carries on topping sugar beets after 'hooking' his knee, near Sterling, Colorado, 1915 Lewis Wickes Hine

Charlie McBride aged 12 takes wood from a chute for 10 hours at Miller & Vidor Lumber Company, Beaumont, Texas Lewis Wickes Hine

Division of Labor and Specialization Illustration Anonymous

Construction Workers Take Break Anonymous

Man Repairing Utility Line in Snowfall Anonymous

Elsie and Sadie working at Yazoo City Yarn Mills, Mississippi said they were 13 years old, 1911 Lewis Wickes Hine

Lithograph with United Mine Workers of America Emblem Anonymous

Difference Between Labor and Capital Anonymous

Stone Worker, 1864 Karl L.H. Mueller

Labourer Indian School

Together We Win Labor-Management Poster Anonymous

Breaker boys at Hughestown Borough Coal Co. Pittston, Pennsylvania, 1911 Lewis Wickes Hine

1950s 1960s Service Station Attendant With Gasoline Pump Hose Filling Gas Tank Of Automobile Anonymous

Work in the USSR is a matter of honour, glory, sacrifice and heroism, 1931 Gustav Klutsis

1890s 1900s 2 Men On Farm In Work Clothes One Holding Pruner and One Holding Ax Anonymous