The Depression Years by Arthur Rothstein, for sale $9.00 120 Photographs by Arthur Rothstein Dover, c. 1978, ISBN 0-486-23590-4, Dover Pictorial Archive Series, soft cover, 119 pp., 9 x 11 inches, full page black and white photos. "... for the 120 haunting and unforgettable photographs taken by the noted photographer, Arthur Rothstein, most of them collected for the first time in this volume. Rothstein is still well remembered today, and his 1936 photo of a farmer and his two little boys caught in an Oklahoma dust storm, for instance, is one of the Depression shots everyone instantly recognizes. Working for the Farm Security Administration along with Walker Evans, Dorothea Lange and Ben Shahn, Rothstein documented the way America looked and felt during this crucial time in everyone's history." "... For this volume, Mr. Rothstein has collected rural scenes (Oakies, barren and parched land, small schoolhouses, oppressed fruit and cotton pickers, individual portraits, portraits of families and children), urban shots (the stock market, night life, cityscapes), small-town America (barber shops, movie-house marquees, churches, stations, store)s, labor and political events (unions, coal miners, F. D. R. on tour, American draftees)." In very good condition. Minor bumping of back corner.
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