Walker Evans — Children of Sharecroppers, Alabama, 1936

A moving look at America during the Great Depression. This famous photograph by Walker Evans captures the children of the Burroughs and Tingle families, sharecroppers from Hale County (Alabama), taken in 1936. With his straightforward and deeply human style, Evans transforms a scene from everyday life into a universal testament to dignity, poverty, and hope. An iconic work of 20th-century documentary photography. Features. • Black and white art photograph. • Premium professional photo paper 270 g/m² • Glossy finish. • Size: 20.5 × 30.5 cm. An ideal print for photography enthusiasts, American history lovers, and vintage decor. Fast shipping, carefully protected in a cardboard photo envelope.