Fine Art Photography - Walker Evans (1936) – Facade of the CJ Fite store

📸 black and white fine art photo print 🖼️ glossy finish – premium professional paper 270g/m² 📐 size: 20.5 X 30.5 cm 📦 in excellent condition – never framed – carefully shipped immerse yourself in rural america during the great depression with this rare photographic print from the documentary work of the great photographer walker evans, an iconic figure in 20th-century photography. This striking image, taken in february 1936 in jackson, mississippi, shows the front of the cj fite jazz feeds store, between vernacular advertisements for coca-cola, dr pepper and george washington tobacco. A poignant testimony to the popular culture of the american south at that time, between economic austerity and advertising creativity. Walker evans, famous for his photographs, is recognized for his frontal, lucid and deeply human gaze. He was one of the first to elevate documentary photography to the rank of major art, influencing generations of contemporary artists. 🎨 a work for lovers of history, humanist photography and vintage american design. 📚 a fragment of history, a collector's item, ideal for a refined interior 📦 fast and protected shipping 📍 available immediately.