I'll Say He's Fair (Mather Work Incentive), 1924
In 1923, Charles Mather began selling subscriptions to corporations for an annual poster series to motivate and inspire workers. What began as a novel concept to use up excess capacity turned into a very popular series seen in hundreds of factories across the U.S. during the Roaring Twenties.
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Artist Unknown
36.5 x 47.5 inches (93 x 121 cm)
Lithograph
| Backed on linen
Inventory #USC20809
KEYWORDS:
1920s
work
med-lg
factory
motivation
american
labor/workers
work incentive
Art Deco
USA
red
green
white
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