Labour Day Collection
Labour Day, also known as International Workers' Day, is a significant celebration observed worldwide on the 1st of May
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Labour Day, also known as International Workers' Day, is a significant celebration observed worldwide on the 1st of May. This day commemorates the triumphs and struggles of workers throughout history. It serves as a reminder of their contributions to society and highlights the importance of fair labor practices. One iconic representation is "The Triumph of Labour" engraving. This powerful artwork depicts workers overcoming obstacles and achieving success through their hard work and determination. It symbolizes the resilience and strength that workers possess. In Venezuela, amidst vibrant celebrations, people wear masks representing different professions to honor the diversity within the workforce. A skeleton mask reminds us that this day also acknowledges those who have lost their lives fighting for worker's rights. A portrait captures an individual's face filled with pride during the 1st May Labour Day Parade in Havana's Revolution Square. The banner held high in Santa Clara, Cuba, showcases solidarity among workers united under one cause - better working conditions and equal opportunities for all. "The Workers May Pole" lithograph represents unity among workers from various backgrounds dancing around a pole adorned with colorful ribbons. This image signifies cooperation and collaboration towards common goals. "The First of May" watercolor painting from 1919 portrays scenes from past celebrations where people gathered to demand fair treatment at workplaces across nations. Similarly, "The Demonstration for the 1st May in Paris" postcard captures a bustling arrest during protests highlighting ongoing struggles faced by workers seeking justice. "The surroundings of Maison des Syndicats, " captured in a black-and-white photograph taken on 1st May 1912 in Paris, shows crowds gathering outside trade union headquarters demonstrating their support for worker's rights. An old cigarette card featuring "May Day, France" illustrates how even commercial entities recognized this important occasion back in 1890 when Duke brand cigarettes released its Holidays series depicting scenes related to Labor Day festivities.