AFL-CIO. Little Men, What Now?, published in New Masses
Artist
Fred Ellis
(American, 1897 – 1985)
DateOctober 26, 1937
Period20th century
MediumLithograph on paper
DimensionsObject Size: 10 1/2 x 8 1/4 inches
Credit LineGift of Dr. Jay Leyda
Object number1981.045
Curatorial DepartmentModern & Contemporary Art
_Place of OriginUnited States
![Ce qui adviendrait si l’on voulait tenter de nouveau le passage du Rubicon.
[What would happen if one desired to attempt a new crossing of the Rubicon.]
from the series Actualités, number 255, published in Le Charivari](/internal/media/dispatcher/389/thumbnail)
Honoré Daumier
published November 22, 1851
Object number: 1971.004
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![Untitled [stifled scream]](/internal/media/dispatcher/1102/thumbnail)
Fred Eerdekens
2014
Object number: 2015.009
Guerrilla Girls
1985
Object number: 2009.044.06
![. . . qu'est la femme aujourd'hui dans société, rien! que doit-elle être? tout . . . oui, tout, tout! . . . . –Ah! bravo, bravo, c’est encoré plus beau que le discours de Jeanne Derouin! [What is woman in today's society? Nothing! What should the meaning be? Everything, yes everything, everything . . . Ah! Bravo, bravo, this speech is even better than the last one Jeanne Derouin gave!]
from the series Les Femmes Socialistes, No 6, published in Le Charivari](/internal/media/dispatcher/5039/thumbnail)
Honoré Daumier
published May 17, 1849
Object number: 2014.179