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Kitchen Corner, Tenant Farmhouse, Hale County, Alabama
Walker Evans
1936

[Floyd and Lucille Burroughs on Porch, Hale County, Alabama]
Walker Evans
1936

Walker Evans: Photographs from the Let Us Now Praise Famous Men Project

William Stott

1974

Let Us Now Praise Famous Men
Walker Evans
1941

Alabama Tenant Farmer
Walker Evans
1936

Corner of State and Randolph Streets, Chicago
Walker Evans
1946

[Palmist Building Window, Alabama]
Walker Evans
October 1973

[Torn Clothing Store Poster, Alabama]
Walker Evans
October 1973

[Topp's Snuff Sign, Alabama]
Walker Evans
October 1973

[Abandoned Storefronts, Hale County, Alabama]
Walker Evans
October 1973

[Graveyard with Floral Arrangements]
Walker Evans
October 1973

[Former Mayor's Office, Sprott, Alabama]
Walker Evans
October 1973

[Ramshackle House, Hale County, Alabama]
Walker Evans
October 1973

[Lucky Strike Advertisement, Alabama]
Walker Evans
October 1973

[Ramshackle House, Hale County, Alabama]
Walker Evans
October 1973

Negro Church, South Carolina
Walker Evans
1936

Alabama Tenant Farmer Wife
Walker Evans
1936

[Cotton Pickers with Knee Pads, Lehi, Arkansas]
Russell Lee
1938

[Three 35mm Film Frames: Two Elderly Men in Conversation on Porch in Front of Painted Sign for "Free Dance", Greensboro, Alabama?]
Walker Evans
August (?) 1936

[Wooden Shack]
Walker Evans
1936

[Clean Hill Wooden Schoolhouse, Alabama]
Walker Evans
1936

[Clean Hill Wooden Schoolhouse, Alabama]
Walker Evans
1936

[Clean Hill Wooden Schoolhouse, Alabama]
Walker Evans
1936

[Man in Suit Jacket and Seersucker Pants, Moundville, Alabama]
Walker Evans
1936

[Wooden Chicken Coop on Floyd Burroughs' Farm, Hale County, Alabama]
Walker Evans
1936

[Cabin with Corrugated Tin Roof and Weeds Around Doorway, Hale County, Alabama]
Walker Evans
1936

[Oblique View of Roadside Stores with Ads for 666 Cold Remedy, Vicksburg, Mississippi]
Walker Evans
February 1936

[Mule, Hale County, Alabama]
Walker Evans
1936

Kitchen Wall in Bud Field's Home, Hale County, Alabama
Walker Evans
1936

[Child's Grave with Plate on Plot, Hale County, Alabama]
Walker Evans
1936

[St. Matthew School, Near Sawyerville, Hale County, Alabama]
Walker Evans
August 1936

[Floyd Burroughs, Hale County, Alabama]
Walker Evans
1936

Alabama Cotton Tenant Farmer Wife
Walker Evans
1936

[Allie Mae Burroughs, Hale County, Alabama]
Walker Evans
1936

Abandoned Farm in the Dustbowl, Coldwater District, near Dalhart, Texas, June
Dorothea Lange
1938, printed ca. 1972

[71 Manuscript and Typescript Drafts and Notes, Carbons, and Page Proofs (in 41 Folders) Relating to "James Agee in 1936", Published as Introduction to 2nd Edition of Let Us Now Praise Famous Men]
Walker Evans
1960

[Washroom in the Dog Run of Floyd Burroughs's Home, Hale County, Alabama]

Walker Evans

1936, printed 1971

[Billboard, Birmingham, Alabama]

Walker Evans

1936

Woman Walking, Above, New York

Roy DeCarava

1950

Main Street of County Seat, Alabama

Walker Evans

1936, printed 1971