Accession No

2003.105


Description

Colour poster on thick white paper, with artwork by Író, printed by Szikra Press in 1948. Poster depicts a metalworker waving a hammer, with a red flag in the background reading 'ÉLMUNKÁS'. Upper and lower text reads 'MUNKAVERSENNYEL A JOBB ÉLETÉRT!, which translates as 'Work competitions for a better life!'.


Place

Europe; Eastern Europe; Hungary; Budapest; Ecseri Flea Market


Period

20th century


Source

D. JA galleria [vendor]; Czegledy, Andre [field collector]; Crowther-Beynon Grant [monetary donor]


Department

Anth


Reference Numbers

2003.105


Cultural Affliation


Material

Paper; Pigment


Local Term


Measurements

335mm x 240mm


Events

Description (Inscription)
Text on back of poster reads: '47. ÍRÓ: Munkaversennyel a jobb életért! NEHÉZIPARI KÖZPONT SZIKRA RT., 1948. 58/84 cm'
Event Date 1948
Author: Lizzy Peneycad


Context (Field collection)
Sourced at the Ecseri Flea Market (1999). Purchased from D. JA Galeria.
Event Date 1999
Author: Lucie Carreau


Context (Production / use)
This is a propanganda poster encouraging participation in the work competitions organised by SOCIALIST WORK BRIGADES. It is part of a collection of similar reproductions (see previous accession entry). Originally published for the Heavy Industry Centre and printed by the Szikra Press in 1948. Publication date of this reproduction, number 47 of a set, is unknown. Artist’s name: IRO.
Event Date 1/6/2004
Author: maa


Description (Physical description)
Paper poster depicting a metalworker waving a hammer. Upper and lower text reading MUNKAVERSENNYEL A JOBB ELETERT!, or “Work competitions for a better life!”.
Event Date 1/6/2004
Author: maa


Description (Physical description)
Colour poster on thick white paper, with artwork by Író, printed by Szikra Press in 1948. Poster depicts a metalworker waving a hammer, with a red flag in the background reading 'ÉLMUNKÁS'. Upper and lower text reads 'MUNKAVERSENNYEL A JOBB ÉLETÉRT!, which translates as 'Work competitions for a better life!'.
Event Date 5/5/2023
Author: Lizzy Peneycad


FM:265058

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