1930s Rebel Arts cardboard poster advocating against company unions featuring large corporate head puppeteering worker, white on red background. Union bug in bottom right.

Rebel Arts Group was a left-wing artist’s cooperative based in Greenwich Village, formed in 1934 by a group of students from the Rand School for Social Science in NYC. The school was supported by the Socialist Party, the Workmen's Circle, and other socialist unions. The group was a strong component of the Socialist Party's intersectional arts-activism work as a whole. The group produced plays, music, murals, and more. Some famous artists involved were Harry Herzog, Alex Haberstroch, and Fairfield Porter.

Printer: Union Poster Service, NYC

Condition: Please note natural discoloration and poster lifting at edges.

Material: Cardboard