Straw Hats Collection
Straw hats have a rich history and can be found in various parts of the world
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Straw hats have a rich history and can be found in various parts of the world. From Panama hats for sale in Campeche, Mexico to North America, these stylish accessories have stood the test of time. In this captivating 4x5 print by Bohonewart, we see the timeless charm on display. The image captured by EyeUbiquitous_20105477 showcases their intricate craftsmanship and unique design. Another photograph by EyeUbiquitous_20105476 titled "Audrey 01" highlights a young girl donning a straw hat, exuding both innocence and elegance. But it's not just about fashion; it also tell stories from different eras and cultures. Marion Post Wolcott's photograph takes us back to Schriever, Louisiana in 1940 where boys are seen fishing in a bayou while wearing their trusty straw hats. A thought-provoking cartoon from the mid-19th century depicts France as the slave trader of its colonies, with one figure sporting a distinctive straw hat. This artwork serves as a reminder that even seemingly innocent items can carry deeper historical significance. Moving forward to Washington D. C. , Gordon Parks' photograph captures a display window at 7th Street and Florida Avenue in 1942 adorned with fashionable straw hats. These accessories were not only popular but also symbolized resilience during challenging times. Dorothea Lange's lens transports us to Calipatria, California in 1939 where open-air food factories weighed peas near pea fields. Workers shielded themselves from the sun with practical yet stylish straw hats - an essential tool for protection against nature's elements. Lastly, Walker Evans' iconic photograph taken in Hale County, Alabama showcases Frank Tengle, Bud Fields, and Floyd Burroughs proudly wearing their worn-out but cherished straw hats amidst difficult times during the Great Depression era. From fashion statements to symbols of resilience and cultural significance, they have left an indelible mark throughout history.