Equality is Sacred Law
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Title
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Equality is Sacred Law
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Description
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This poster features a yellow background with a woman's head in profile in blue-gray in the foreground. She wears a winged petasos helmet. Behind her, a gray labrys, or double-sided axe, tops a gray column. At the top the poster reads "VOTES FOR WOMEN" in yellow on a gray border. At the bottom, in Greek typography in yellow, is printed "EQUALITY IS THE SACRED LAW OF HUMANITY."
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This poster was created by pioneering designer Egbert Jacobson, a leader in typography and color theory. Along with his design work for the Container Corporation of America, Jacobson is known for founding the Aspen Design Conference. The Getty Institute describes the conference as “emulating the Bauhaus philosophy by promoting a close collaboration between modern art, design, and commerce. For more than 50 years the conference served as a forum for designers to discuss and disseminate current developments in the related fields of graphic arts, industrial design, and architecture.”
Source: http://www.aspenmod.com/architects/egbert-jacobson/
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Date
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1903-1915
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Creator
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Egbert C. Jacobson
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Identifier
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This poster depicts a woman wearing a winged helmet along with the text "VOTES FOR WOMEN" on top and "EQUALITY IS THE SACRED LAW OF HUMANITY" on bottom.
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Source
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Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America, Radcliffe Institute MC399-273af-1
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Rights
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https://library.harvard.edu/privacy-terms-use-copyright-information#visuals