Vinyl Magnet - Solidarity Of Labour
Solidarity of Labour by Walter Crane, around 1889. This graphic was reproduced on the front cover of the May 1890 edition of the Socialist League journal Commonweal.
Walter Crane (1845 – 1915) was an internationally renowned illustrator and artist in the late 19th Century and early 20th with a clearly recognisable style. An associate of William Morris, he was a part of the Arts and Crafts Movement. Much of Walter Crane's work was illustrating children’s books but he was an active radical socialist, a member of the Socialist League, and produced many pictures supporting the international socialist and anarchist movements, notably cartoons printed in Justice, Commonweal and The Clarion.
Because of it's age, size, and fine detail, Walter Crane artwork is difficult to reproduce to a high standard. We feel we have made good quality prints. This magnet size is approximately 69mm by 95mm (2.7" x 3.75").
Printed by the Radical Poster Collective, UK
The Radical Poster Collective is dedicated to making good quality classic radical posters available at an affordable price. Posters are either digitally cleaned up to remove tears, stains, etc., or completely recreated to be as close as possible to the original.
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