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- Social Realism Art
- Marion Post Wolcott
- Black And White Photo
- 1940S Photography
- Vintage Photograph
- Wwii Photography
- African American Art
- Skin Game Artwork
- American Social Art
- Documentary Photo
- 1941 Photography
- American History
- Mid Century Modern
- Florida History Art
- Okeechobee Florida
- Childhood Poverty
- Juke Joint Art
- Documentary Photography
- Southern Usa Art
- Farm Security Art
- Gambling Photo Art
- Migrant Labor Camp
- Jim Crow South
Experience 'Gambling (skin game) in juke joint,' a 1941 black & white photo by Marion Post Wolcott. Capturing Jim Crow South, this evocative image is a rare glimpse into American history.
1941 photograph by Marion Post Wolcott depicting children enjoying lunch in an Okeechobee migrant labor camp. Documenting social history, this evocative image is a rare glimpse into mid-century life.