Arte en Lienzo de Fotografía Documental
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Old Lady Smoking A Cigarette 1 -
Untitled Photo, Possibly Related To Nyssa, Oregon, Fsa (Farm Security Administration) Mobile Camp, Canteen -
Pouring Bran Into Can For Mixing Into A Mash For The Hogs, Sons Of Pomp Hall, Tenant Farmer, Creek County, Oklahom -
Untitled Photo, Possibly Related To Shrimp Fisherman, Squatter On Nueces Bay, Erecting Wind Charger For Running -
Interior Of Sharecropper Privy, New Madrid County, Missouri By Russell Lee -
Untitled Photo, Possibly Related To Son Of Day Laborer With Load Of Wood In His Arms, Near Webber Falls, Muskoge -
Farmer In Animas River Valley, La Plata County, Colorado By Russell Lee -
Oakridge, Oregon, Residences In A Lumbering And Tourist Center By Russell Lee -
Sign Concerning Wheat Quotas Referendum,Genesee, Idaho By Russell Lee -
William Ballou Has Lived In A Log Cabin For Forty Years, Near Marseilles, Illinois By Russell Lee -
Loading Logs Onto Railroad Car Near Effie, Minnesota By Russell Lee -
Family Of Nels Birkeland, Former Farmer Now Living On Fsa (Farm Security Administration) Grant Near Williston -
Indian Tenant Farmer And His Wife, Mcintosh County, Oklahoma By Russell Lee -
Wife And Children Of Sharecropper Who Will Be Resettled At Transylvania Project, Louisiana By Russell Lee -
Old Man Who Lives On South Side Of Chicago, Illinois By Russell Lee -
Untitled Photo, Possibly Related To Unloading Bale Of Cotton From Railroad Car, Compress, Houston, Texas By -
Farm Wife Washing Clothes, Lake Dick Project, Arkansas By Russell Lee -
Rupert, Idaho Dressing After Swimming By Russell Lee -
Nyssa, Oregon, Fsa (Farm Security Administration) Mobile Camp, A Japanese American Farm Worker -
Kitchen In House Provided For Migratory Berry Picker Near Ponchatoula, Louisiana By Russell Lee -
Putting Lettuce In Crates In The Field, Canyon County, Idaho By Russell Lee -
Old Resident Of Winton, Minnesota, He Was Formerly Active In The Lumbering Companies By Russell Lee -
Ed Bagget, Sharecropper, Drawing Water From Well, Near Laurel, Mississippi By Russell Lee -
Mrs, Faro Caudill Placing Milk Into Homemade Cooling Box, Damp Cloths Are Wrapped Around Buckets And Jars Of
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Exploring Documentary Photography Canvas Art
Our Documentary Photography Canvas Art collection offers a compelling journey into the heart of human experience. These black and white prints are more than just images; they are powerful historical photographs capturing authentic stories of human resilience, hard work, and community. Each piece is a window into pivotal moments, from the quiet dignity of a craftsman's hands to the enduring spirit of rural America during challenging times. For collectors and enthusiasts seeking meaningful art with a profound narrative, this collection brings a unique depth to any space.
The Art of Capturing Life's Unvarnished Truths
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