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19th November 1938: Storey Street in a poor area of Salford. Original Publication: Picture Post - 41 - Manchester - pub. 1938 (Photo by Kurt Hutton/Picture Post/Getty Images)
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Kurt Hutton
Media ID 11818072
1930 1939 England Black Poverty Residential District Salford Quays Slum
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Storey Street - A Glimpse into the Harsh Realities of 1930s Salford
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. This photo print, captured by renowned photographer Kurt Hutton in November 1938, transports us back to a time when poverty loomed large over the streets of Salford, England. The image showcases Storey Street, nestled within a destitute area that was plagued by economic hardship. In this hauntingly beautiful landscape shot, devoid of any human presence, we witness the stark contrast between the grandeur of Europe's industrial powerhouse and the dilapidated living conditions endured by its working-class residents. The absence of color further accentuates the desolation and despair that permeate every corner of this residential district turned slum. As we delve deeper into this archival piece, it becomes evident that Hutton's lens not only captures a moment frozen in time but also serves as a poignant reminder of societal inequality during an era marked by economic turmoil. This photograph stands as a testament to both artistry and social commentary. Today, Storey Street may have undergone significant transformation with urban development projects revitalizing Salford Quays; however, it is crucial to acknowledge our history and learn from past struggles. Through this evocative visual narrative, Hutton compels us to reflect on issues surrounding poverty while shedding light on forgotten stories etched within these city walls. This extraordinary print from Fine Art Storehouse invites us to confront uncomfortable truths about our collective past while
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