Untitled 1908

"Untitled" (1908) by Lewis Hine is a poignant photo capturing the harsh reality of child labor in early 20th century America. The image, housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, portrays a group of young boys in a dimly lit factory setting, highlighting the social issue of child labor. Hine's work, known for its documentary style, often depicted the struggles faced by working class Americans, urging social change through his powerful images. This particular photograph exemplifies his commitment to exposing the exploitation of children in the workplace, showcasing their tired expressions and weary posture.