📸 Fine Art Photograph by Walker Evans – Sharecropper Children, Alabama (1936)

📍 Hale County, Alabama – USA 🖤 Black and white print – Glossy finish – Premium 270g/m² paper 📐 Size: 20.5 X 30.5 cm 🔹 An icon of American documentary photography Immerse yourself in 1930s rural America with this reproduction of a striking work by Walker Evans, master of the documentary style. Photographed in 1936 in Hale County, Alabama, as part of his assignment for the Farm Security Administration, this intimate scene presents the children of the Tingle and Burroughs families, sharecroppers in the Deep South, in a moment of calm and dignity. The children's direct gaze into the camera evokes both their vulnerability and their quiet strength. This photograph is now considered a valuable document of the Great Depression and a major milestone in the history of social photography. 🔹 Characteristics of the work ✔️ Faithful reproduction of a historical print ✔️ Premium professional paper 270g/m² ✔️ Glossy finish – Superb black depth and sharp contrast ✔️ Ideal format for framing: 20.5 X 30.5 cm 🔹 About Walker Evans A major photographer of the 20th century, Walker Evans captured with humanism and precision the soul of America in crisis. A collaborator of the FSA, he knew how to document rural poverty with striking objectivity. His frontal style, his formal rigor and his deep respect for his subjects influenced generations of photographers. 🎁 An ideal print for collectors, photography enthusiasts or American history lovers 📦 Fast and careful shipping – New product – Sent in a cardboard sleeve.