Jack Delano (American, 1914-1997). A Group of Six Photograph World War II Era Photographs (6 works), 1940-1942. Gelatin ... (Total: 6 )

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Jack Delano (American, 1914-1997)
A Group of Six Photograph World War II Era Photographs (6 works), 1940-1942
Gelatin silver, printed 1970s
7-1/8 x 9-1/2 inches (18.1 x 24.1 cm), or the reverse

Titles include: Mr. Max Killie Beside Photo of Him Taken During World War I, Heard County, Georgia, 1941; A Family Moving out of the Spartanburg Army Camp Area, Near Spartanburg, South Carolina, 1941; Mr. Langston Hughes, Negro Poet and Playwright, Chicago, Illinois, 1942; Mr. Jackson in his General Store, Greene County, Georgia, 1941; The Three-Teacher Negro School, White Plains, Greene County, Georgia, 1941; and, Potato Storage Barn Showing Earth Built Up Around the Sides, Such Construction Helps Maintain a More Even Temperature Year-Round, Near Caribou, Maine, 1940.


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