Your Work Means Victory - Build Another One / Fred Hoertz / Ketterlinus, Philadelphia (printer)

About this Item

Accession Number: 1954/2.35.51
Title: Your Work Means Victory - Build Another One
Artist: Fred Hoertz
Artist Nationality: American
Artist Life Dates: 1889-1978
Medium and Support: color lithograph on paper
Object Creation Date: 1917
Object Creation Place: North and Central America (continent); United States (nation)
Creation Place 1: North and Central America (continent)
Creation Place 2: United States (nation)
Credit Line: Gift of Mr. Maurice F. Lyons
Style/Group/Movement: poster
Dimensions: 96 cm x 71 cm (37 13/16 in. x 27 15/16 in.)
Primary Object Classification: Print
Primary Object Type: chromolithograph
Physical Description: Text: Your Work means Victory - Build another One - United States Shipping Board, Emergency Fleet Corporation
Primary Keywords: seas; workers; world war i
Secondary Keywords: geography; how we live; people and occupations; posters; ships; smoke; text-based art; war
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Collection: University of Michigan Museum of Art
Image Size: 971 x 1297
File Size: 94 KB
Record: 1954/2.35.51
Link to this Item: https://quod.lib.umich.edu/m/musart/x-1954-sl-2.35.51/1954_2.35.51.jpg

In public portfolios: Building American empire: war, politics, and social reform in the US, 1901-1950 (235); O - Labor Activism in the US (221); Work and workers (328); WWI and society (221); WWI posters (179)

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Full citation: "Your Work Means Victory - Build Another One; Fred Hoertz; Ketterlinus, Philadelphia (printer)." In the digital collection University of Michigan Museum of Art. https://quod.lib.umich.edu/m/musart/x-1954-sl-2.35.51/1954_2.35.51.jpg. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed April 18, 2024.