Untitled (Appalachia series) 1962 - 1971

Milton Rogovin’s "Untitled (Appalachia series)" (1962-1971) is a black and white photograph that captures the everyday life of a mother and her child in Appalachia. The image shows a woman holding her young child, both facing the camera and leaning against a brick building. The reflection of the store's interior is seen in the window, with a young boy standing in the reflection. Rogovin's work is known for its intimate and empathetic approach to depicting poverty and social injustice. He spent years documenting the lives of people in Appalachia, highlighting their struggles and resilience. The photograph is a powerful testament to the human condition and the enduring bond between a mother and her child.