Untitled (Collaborators, St. Tropez, France) after 1944

"Untitled (Collaborators, St. Tropez, France)" is a black and white photograph taken by Constance Stuart Larrabee after 1944. The image depicts a group of individuals, many of whom are women and children, standing in front of a building in St. Tropez, France. The women in the photograph are all bald, likely as a result of being shaved as a punishment for collaborating with the Nazi regime during World War II. The photograph captures a somber moment of shame and humiliation, highlighting the consequences of collaboration. The composition is centered on the group of people, emphasizing their vulnerability and the impact of their actions. This poignant image serves as a reminder of the complex and lasting effects of war and its consequences.