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Street peddler in the Harlem section, New York, 1943. Creator: Gordon Parks
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Street peddler in the Harlem section, New York, 1943. Creator: Gordon Parks
New York, New York. Street peddler in the Harlem section
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Street Peddler in the Harlem Section, New York, 1943
EDITORS COMMENTS
. This photograph by Gordon Parks transports us back to the vibrant streets of Harlem during the 1940s. The image captures a moment frozen in time, showcasing a hardworking African American street peddler amidst bustling city life. In this snapshot of history, we see a man standing proudly behind his market stall filled with an assortment of goods. His weathered face tells stories of resilience and determination as he navigates through challenging times during World War II. With crates stacked high and beans on display, it is evident that he is offering sustenance to his community. Parks' keen eye for detail allows us to immerse ourselves in the atmosphere of this iconic neighborhood. The faded storefronts and dry cleaners in the background serve as reminders of everyday life in Harlem at that time. Through this powerful representation, Parks not only documents a specific moment but also sheds light on broader themes such as race, identity, and economic struggle faced by African Americans during this era. This photograph stands as a testament to both the strength and resilience found within marginalized communities. As we gaze upon this heritage art piece from Gordon Parks' collection held at the Library of Congress, we are reminded of how photography can capture slices of history while evoking emotions that transcend time itself.
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