The Bruce & Barbara Feldacker Labor Art Collection

: Building Service Group; Wood block print showing group of employees, some with tools of their trade.

: Cement Work; Watercolor painting showing construction worker preparring concrete with façade of Saint Louis Art Museum in background.

: End of Shift; Oil painting showing a man accompanied by a child walking on a sidewalk with factory and busy street in the background.

: For All These Rights We've Just Begun to Fight; Lithograph showing man with agitated expression and upraised fist surrounded by banners; created for the CIO in 1946 urging union members to vote.

: Hattie Baking Biscuits; Acrylic painting showing a woman in a commercial kitchen leaning over a counter that holds biscuit dough and a rolling pin.

: Images of Work; Photograph of male worker leaning againt building near a sign stating "Danger Employees Only".

: Joe Hill; Oil painting showing labor organizer and singer Joe Hill in shackles with a crowd and banner behind him.

: Mississippi Lime Quarry, Ste. Genevieve; Lithograph showing a Mississippi lime quarry with one worker in foreground.

: Steel Worker; Painting showing steel worker pouring molten metal from a crucible. Items made from metal are also shown falling from the mouth of the crucible.

: Support Affordable Housing Picketing; Pencil drawing of workers from various unions walking and holding signs.

: The Marble Quarry; Oil painting showing workers in a marble quarry with cart, hoist, and various tools.

: Work Crew, Busch Stadium Garage; Watercolor painting showing construction workers in foreground with the first Busch Stadium and the Gateway Arch in the background.