Untitled 1908

This black and white photograph, titled "Untitled", was taken in 1908 by Lewis Hine, a renowned American photographer known for his social documentary work. The image, housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, captures a simple street scene with a row of modest wooden houses, a dirt road, and a few figures in the distance. Hine's photographic style, characterized by a stark realism and a focus on the human condition, is evident in this photograph, which captures the realities of life in a rural community during the early 20th century. This image stands as a testament to Hine's commitment to social justice and his ability to document the lives of ordinary people with both sensitivity and power.