Hine, Lewis Wickes, 1874-1940
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Lewis Hine American sociologist and photographer
Hine, Lewis Wickes
Hine, Lewis 1874-1940
Hine, Lewis W. (Lewis Wickes), 1874-1940
Hine, Lewis Wickes (American photographer, 1874-1940)
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American sociologist and photographer
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Works
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| Applicants for Red Cross food orders while away the time in singing, instead of standing in line. The scene is at Lonoke, Arkansas, and these drought-stricken farmers ... |
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| The Arkansas farmer, undismayed by last year's drought, prepares his ground for another crop |
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| [Child getting water in old tenement] |
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| Childhood denied |
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| Colored beneficiary of Red Cross in the Ozark foothills, near Damascus, Arkansas |
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| The Empire State Building |
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| enfant au travail 1908-1912 |
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| Fotografija 20. stoljeća - Muzej Ludwig u Koelnu / [autori tekstova o fotografima Marianne Bieger-Thielemann ... [zastupljeni autori Lewis Wickes Hine... et al.]]. Zagreb, 2004. |
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| Interpretive photography |
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| Kids at work : Lewis Hine and the crusade against child labor |
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| Lewis Hine 1874-1940 : catalogue of the exhibition organised by the Side Gallery for the Arts Council of Great Britain, London. |
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| Lewis Hine die Kamera als Zeuge ; Fotografien 1905 - 1937 ; [diese Publikation ist der offizielle Katalog zur Ausstellung "Lewis Hine - die Kamera als Zeuge" im Rahmen des Kodak-Kulturprogrammes zur Photokina 1996] |
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| Lewis Hine : en la colección de la George Eastman House, International Museum of Photography and Film |
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| Lewis Hine : IVAM Centre Julio González, 1 de marzo-25 de abril de 1991 |
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| Lewis Hine : Musée Carnavalet, 6 novembre 1990 - 6 janvier 1991 |
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| Lewis Hine : Museo Casa Natal de Jovellanos, Gijón, 6 de junio-4 de julio de 1991 |
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| Lewis Hine passionate journey ; photographs 1905 - 1937 |
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| Lewis Hine : photographs of child labor in the new South |
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| Lewis Hine : Sala de Exposiciones de la Fundación Luis Cernuda, 10 de octubre-28 de noviembre de 1991 |
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| Lewis Hine : the W.P.A. project : the worker and machine 1936-37 : October 18-November 25, 1989 |
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| Lewis W. Hine |
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| Little Orphan Annie in a Pittsburgh Institution |
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| Lunch hour in the Duncan Consolidated country school, in Mississippi--Lunches furnished by the Red Cross |
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| A Macedonian Turk carrying home his bread supply, Greece |
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| Men at work, 1932. |
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| Men at work photographic studies of modern men and machines |
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| A milkman of Salonika making the rounds of his customers, Greece |
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| Mills. Child labor at cotton mills and other kinds of manufacturing in the United States |
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| Millville, N.J. Jan. 1937. Hand-blown bottles in a "turn-mould" in the T.C. Wheaton Company. A "mould-boy" in the mould hole opens the mould to release bottle and closes it again around the new hot "glob" of glass that has been inserted by the blower |
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| More than 500 carloads of foodstuffs were donated to the Red Cross for the drought sufferers, from northern, central and western states--In this warehouse at Lonoke, Arkansas, the Red Cross dispensed these donated supplies, under direct charge of the Mayor |
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| [National Child Labor Committee collection] |
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| New dresses and shirts for girls and boys ... were shipped into the drought stricken states by Red Cross chapters |
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| The oldest daughter was cooking the meager supper when the Red Cross relief came to this home of a farmer in Pulaski County, Arkansas. The mother was in a tuberculosis sanitarium |
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| Photographs. Selections |
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| Power House Mechanic |
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| A rag-picker of Belgrade |
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| Red Cross beneficiaries near Cleveland, Mississippi |
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| Red Cross Chapter Committee, 100 per cent colored, of Mound Bayou, Mississippi, passing upon the application of a woman of their race |
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| Red Cross food orders and free seed for quarter acre garden plots are given white and colored farmers by the Red Cross chapter at Cleveland, Mississippi |
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| Red Cross rations in the school lunch supplemented the sandwich brought from home, in many instances |
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| [Returned refugee, who is building a house, with woman and child, outside the house, near Kemmel Hill, Belgium] |
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| Rural consolidated school near Lonoke, Arkansas--Hot beef and vegetable stew, buttered bread and milk was the usual Red Cross lunch program ... |
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| A scene on the road to Semendria |
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| A storekeeper in a small lumber camp in the mountains of eastern Kentucky filling a Red Cross order for a family of four persons |
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| Street trades. Child labor portrayed through a variety of trades in the United States |
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| Study of a colored child, a beneficiary of the Red Cross drought relief work in Mississippi |
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| Subcellar dwelling in the burned district, Salonika, Greece |
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| [Tenement boy picking food from garbage] |
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| Tenement homework. Child labor in homes in New York, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island |
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| This tenant farmer on a Mississippi plantation has a family of nine to feed ... |
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| To relieve the urgent food needs in an isolated mountain community, the Red Cross Chapter took up truck loads of cornmeal ... The little farms which these folks own completely failed them, due to the drought |
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| A Turkish beggar [seated on ground and holding] child, Salonika, Greece |
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| [Turkish boy in Salonika, Greece, smiling and carrying food he obtained from the Red Cross] |
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| [Turkish boy with braid in his hair, in memory of his two sisters who died, Skoplie, Serbia] |
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| Typical Arkansas farmer, photographed as he came into Stuttgart, Arkansas, for Red Cross garden seeds |
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| Typical colored school near Shaw, Mississippi. It is held in a church. The teacher is distributing fruit sent to the Red Cross from Lake Wales, Florida |
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| Uncle gets some citrus fruit to pep up his appetite, Cleveland, Miss. |
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| Unloading a carload of oranges and grapefruit, donated to the Red Cross at Lake Wales, Florida, and unloaded for the drought sufferers around Cleveland, Miss. |
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| [View through doorway of home in Salonika, Greece, showing family dining as boy of the house picks out nut meats in foreground] |
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| Waiting for pappy to come home with something to eat. Another of the children of the war veterans, living in the foot-hills of the Ozarks, in Arkansas, who lost all of his foodstuffs in the drought |
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| Waiting for Red Cross food orders. A typical scene in the more than 750 counties in 20 drought-stricken states, where volunteer chapter workers carried on a huge task of relieving the sufferers ... |
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| Washing fruits and vegetables at a public spigot--Italian tenements adjacent to St. Peters, Rome, Italy |
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| "Well, the Red Cross jest about saved our lives," said this Arkansas farmer |
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| [Woman holding child on houseboat stranded on the banks of the Mississippi River] |
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| A woman, whose husband was wounded in the war, traveling by donkey car with her mother and her three children--They were driven out of St. Nicholo by Austrians, on the way to Belfiore and San Dona del Piave, Italy |
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| Wood carving |
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| Work with foreigners |
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