Showing 6 artworks with Lewis Wickes Hine and with artwork date before 1930 and with artwork date after 1920
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Lewis Wickes Hine
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- Lewis Hine
- Factory
- Documentary
- Machinery
- Industrial Photography
- Child Labor
- Black And White
- Skilled Labor
- Documentary Style
- Photography
- Industrial
- Cotton Mill
- Geometric Shapes
- Impressionism
- Precision Engineering
- North Carolina
- Social Realism
- Atelier Lighting
- Social Documentary
- Black And White Print
- American Photography
- Portraits Of Children
- Manual Labor
- Mississippi Poverty
- Early 20Th Century
- American Art
- American History Art
- Social Reform
- 1908
- Labor
- Young Girl
- Steamfitter
- Rural America Art
- Lewis Hine Photography
- Diagonal Composition
- Documentary Photography
- Weathered Wood Porch
- Lewis W Hine Artwork
- 1920S
- 1920S American Art
- Shaft Measurement
- Work
- Micrometer Tool
- Black And White Photo
- Vintage Photograph
- Monochrome Image
- Worker
- Child Labor Images
- Vintage
- Poverty
Lewis Hine's iconic black & white photo captures a steamfitter’s focused work within an industrial setting, highlighting labor and the human element of industry. A powerful social document.
Lewis Hine (1874-1940) was a pioneering American photographer & sociologist. Known for his powerful portraits of child laborers & immigrants, he used photography as social reform.
Lewis Hine's poignant 1908 photo captures Sadie Pfeiffer, a young cotton mill worker in North Carolina, revealing the harsh realities of child labor during the Industrial Revolution.
Lewis Hine’s ‘Biloxi, Mississippi’ (1925) captures poignant poverty & childhood vulnerability in a stark black-and-white documentary photograph. Explore this powerful social commentary.