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We Demand the National Textile Act. Unpublished poster, 1935, by Ben Shahn, of which only a single copy is believed to have been produced

We Demand the National Textile Act. Unpublished poster, 1935, by Ben Shahn, of which only a single copy is believed to have been produced


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We Demand the National Textile Act. Unpublished poster, 1935, by Ben Shahn, of which only a single copy is believed to have been produced

LABOR POSTER, 1935.
We Demand the National Textile Act. Unpublished poster, 1935, by Ben Shahn, of which only a single copy is believed to have been produced

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1935 Banner Factory Great Depression Labor Labor Movement Labor Union Movement Poster Protest Shahn Slogan Smoke Stack Textile Unemployment Working Class


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The print captures a powerful and rare piece of American history. Taken in 1935, the image showcases an unpublished poster by renowned artist Ben Shahn, titled "We Demand the National Textile Act". This striking labor poster is believed to be one-of-a-kind, with only a single copy ever produced. During this period, America was grappling with the devastating effects of the Great Depression. The textile industry was particularly hard-hit, leading to widespread unemployment and economic turmoil. In response to these challenges, labor unions and movements emerged as vital forces advocating for workers' rights. Shahn's artwork embodies the spirit of this era. The black-and-white photograph reveals a factory scene dominated by a towering smokestack billowing smoke into the sky. A large banner hangs prominently from its side, displaying bold text that demands action through the proposed National Textile Act. This visual encapsulates both hope and protest within its frame. It serves as a reminder of the struggles faced by working-class Americans during this turbulent time in history while also highlighting their determination to fight for change. As we reflect on this extraordinary artifact today, it stands as a testament to Shahn's artistic brilliance and his commitment to capturing important social issues through his work. This print allows us to glimpse into America's past and appreciate the resilience of those who fought tirelessly for better conditions in our nation's factories during one of its darkest periods.

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