At Charlie Brown's Public House, Limehouse c. late 1930s

Bill Brandt's "At Charlie Brown's Public House, Limehouse" is a striking black and white photograph taken in the late 1930s. The image depicts a woman standing in a dimly lit pub, holding a cigarette and gazing out at the viewer with a stoic expression. Brandt's use of shadow and light creates a sense of mystery and intrigue, characteristic of his style. The woman's posture and clothing contribute to the photograph's powerful atmosphere, capturing the essence of working-class life in London during this era. This image is an example of Brandt's masterful use of photography to document the lives and struggles of ordinary people.