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Eight hours for work, for rest, and for what we will. Wouldn’t it be nice? This early twentieth century slogan summarizes one of the great labor battles of the time: the demand for more leisure time. This silkscreen poster was created as part of the 100th anniversary of the St. Paul Union Advocate newspaper.
This product page is for our 17×22″ screenprinted poster. We also have it available as a 11×17″ digital poster and a note card.
| Poster Dimensions | 17X22" |
|---|---|
| Print Type | Screenprinted |
| Year Created | 1997 |
| SKU | p743 |
| Categories | Screenprinted Posters, Posters, Labor, Work, Business & (Anti-)Capitalism |
| Tags | 40 hour work week, 8, 8 hour work day, 8 hours, eight hour work day, eight hours, labor movement, saint paul union advocate, union, workers |
To buy this print on canvas, metal or acrylic in your choice of sizes, visit its page on Fine Art America. (Fine art prints are purchased from and shipped by Fine Art America rather than RLM Art Studio.)
Please be aware that orders containing mounted or framed posters may take an additional 7-10 days to ship. However, we can often ship much sooner. If you’re on a tight schedule, please contact us to see if we can expedite your order.
We take pride in being able to offer ready-to-hang prints of RLM’s work at reasonable prices. In addition to the options listed in the drop-down box above, we also may be able to offer custom options (such as a particular color, matting or odd size) upon request. Inquire at mailroom@rlmartstudio.com. For more information about framing, see our Web Store FAQ.
