Saratoga Spings, New York, 1931 Possibly 1931 - 1974

"Saratoga Springs, New York, 1931" is a photograph by American photographer Walker Evans. The black and white photograph, likely taken between 1931 and 1974, showcases the city's streets flooded with water, with parked cars lining the sides and trees in the foreground. Evans's work is renowned for its documentary approach, capturing the realities of everyday life in the United States, and this photograph is a prime example of his style. The image's starkness and sharp details convey a sense of urban life, capturing a moment in time and place. The photograph is a significant example of Walker Evans's photographic style and his interest in documenting the everyday life of America in the 1930s.