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Lewis Wickes Hine — Little Girl Standing At Entrance To A Gallery

Lewis Wickes Hine

Little Girl Standing At Entrance To A Gallery

1909

Hine's unflinching documentation of child labor conditions helped spark national outrage and contributed to the eventual passage of protective legislation.

Medium
Gelatin silver print

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Lewis Wickes Hine, Little Girl Standing At Entrance To A Gallery, 1909

Hine's unflinching documentation of child labor conditions helped spark national outrage and contributed to the eventual passage of protective legislation.

Medium
Gelatin silver print
Year
1909
Seen at
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL

Related themes

Child Portrait, Photography, Documentary, American, 1900s, Gelatin Silver Print, Historical, Modern, Social Documentary, Black and White

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