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1. Two Negro women carrying packages, one has a box of surplus relief commodities on her head. Natchez, Mississippi — Marion Post Wolcott, 1940
2. Gathering of black men — Marion Post Wolcott, 1938
3. Fontenelle Children Outside Their Harlem Tenement, Harlem, New York — ゴードン・パークス, 1967

雰囲気

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色調

メインカラー

1. Gathering of black men — Marion Post Wolcott, 1938
2. Shine (from series, Chinatown) — eve sonneman, 1971
3. Argument over a Card Game — ヤン・ハヴィクスゾーン・ステーン
4. Fontenelle Children Outside Their Harlem Tenement, Harlem, New York — ゴードン・パークス, 1967
5. Farmers sleeping in a white camp room in a warehouse. They often must remain several days before their tobacco is sold. Durham, North Carolina — Marion Post Wolcott, 1939
6. Applicants waiting for jobs in front of FERA offices — ベンジャミン・シャーン, 1935
7. The Card Players (Louvre) — セザンヌ
8. Card game:Dominion — rio grande games, 2012
9. Woman Miners Carrying Coal — フィンセント・ファン・ゴッホ, 1882

その他

1. The Conductor — jindrich streit, 1980
2. The Card Players — テオドール・ロンバウツ
3. Game of Bezique — ギュスターヴ・カイユボット, 1880
4. Game:Cranium Cadoo — cranium, inc., 2001
5. Applicants waiting for jobs in front of FERA offices — ベンジャミン・シャーン, 1935
6. Board game: Flying Hats — jacob wolf spier and sons, 1982
7. Haircutting in front of general store on Saturday afternoon, Marcella Plantation. Mileston, Mississippi — Marion Post Wolcott, 1939
8. Board game: Die fliegenden Hüte — jacob wolf spier and sons, 1926
9. Local Residents Watch as Crowd Gathers for Pittsburgh Peace March — チャールズ・マーティン・ハーディ, 1968
10. Gambling (skin game) in juke joint on Saturday night, near Moore Haven, Florida — Marion Post Wolcott, 1941
11. Board game:Candy Land — Milton Bradley Company, 1955
12. Migrant agricultural workers waiting in line behind truck in the field, for a day's work. Near Belle Glade, Florida — Marion Post Wolcott, 1939
13. West Side — leon levinstein, 1957
14. Migrants playing checkers (with bottle caps), on a juke joint porch after a freeze out of vegetable crops. Near Okeechobee, Florida — Marion Post Wolcott, 1940