File:The Garment Worker.jpg

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Description	The Garment Worker (see FUR for more details)
Source	Own work
Date	2011-08-08
Author	Beyond My Ken
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40°45′15″N 73°59′17″W / 40.754235°N 73.988066°W / 40.754235; -73.988066

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Description	The Garment Worker (1984) is an 8-foot bronze sculpture by Judith Weller commissioned by the ILGWU and the Public Art Fund, and donated to the City of New York by the artist and the ILGWU. The city loaned it long-term to 555 Seventh Avenue, between West 39th and 40th Streets in the Garment District of Mitown Manhattan, where it is on permanent display on the sidewalk in front of the building. It portrays a garment worker, modeled on the artist's father, who was a tailor, and is intended as a reminder of the role of the garment worker in making New York one of the garment and fashion centers of the world. (Informational sources: [1], [2], [3], [4])
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Article	International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union
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Low resolution?	yes, width is 298px
Purpose of use	The sculpture serves as insight into the ILGWU's view of the role of its members in the growth and economic status of New York City.
Replaceable?	Any image of this sculpture will have the same copyright status.
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