Women of Santa Anna, Michoacan Possibly 1933 - 1967

"Women of Santa Anna, Michoacan" is a photograph taken by American photographer Paul Strand between 1933 and 1967, while he was exploring Mexico. The image depicts four women standing in a row, dressed in traditional clothing, their faces partially obscured by shawls. Strand's work often focused on the lives of everyday people and emphasized the beauty of their traditional cultures. The photograph is a striking example of his signature style, characterized by sharp focus, stark contrasts, and a sense of intimacy. "Women of Santa Anna, Michoacan" is a testament to Strand's talent for capturing the essence of his subjects and the authenticity of their experiences.