From a postcard in their store:
In the lobby of AFL-CIO headquarters in Washington DC, two 15-by-71 foot mosaics of marble, glass and gold pay tribute to America's working families. Both murals were designed by Kansas-born Lumen Martin Winter and executed by skilled union craftsmen under his direction. "Labor is Life -- Carlyle," in the south lobby, was unveiled in 1956, with the north lobby's artwork, "Labor Omnia Vincit -- Virgil," completed in 1973. The focal point images of families in the murals reflect post-war era gender ideals, with men in the public world or work and technological progress and women mainly in the private realm of family.
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