A powerful gelatin silver print by pioneering photojournalist Margaret Bourke-White, this image captures the raw, unrestrained grief of South Korean women during the Korean War era. Bourke-White's masterful use of light and shadow draws the viewer into an intimate moment of collective sorrow, the women's anguished expressions rendered with striking clarity and emotional depth. The photograph stands as a testament to Bourke-White's unflinching ability to document human suffering with both journalistic precision and profound compassion.