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TEXAS: STOREFRONT, 1939. Clothing store with a tailor in the doorway, Mexican district

TEXAS: STOREFRONT, 1939. Clothing store with a tailor in the doorway, Mexican district


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TEXAS: STOREFRONT, 1939. Clothing store with a tailor in the doorway, Mexican district

TEXAS: STOREFRONT, 1939.
Clothing store with a tailor in the doorway, Mexican district, San Antonio, Texas. Photograph by Russell Lee, March 1939

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1939 Commerce District Doorway Great Depression Latin American March Mesoamerican Mexican New Deal Russell San Antonio Selling Southwest Storefront Tailor Texas


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This photograph, titled "TEXAS: STOREFRONT, 1939" takes us back in time to the heart of a Mexican district in San Antonio. The image captures a bustling clothing store with a tailor standing proudly in the doorway. Taken by renowned photographer Russell Lee in March 1939, during the Great Depression era, this snapshot provides a glimpse into the resilience and spirit of commerce that thrived even during challenging times. The storefront itself exudes an old-world charm with its weathered exterior and rustic signage. It stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of both Texas and Latin America. As we peer closer, we notice how elegantly dressed men browse through racks of garments while conversing animatedly with one another. The tailor at the entrance is not just any ordinary figure; he represents craftsmanship and attention to detail that were highly valued back then. His presence adds authenticity to this scene from yesteryears when tailoring was an art form cherished by many. Through this photograph, Russell Lee successfully transports us to an era where hard work met creativity amidst economic hardships. It serves as a reminder that even during difficult times like the Great Depression, people found solace in their communities and continued striving for better days ahead. Granger Art on Demand has beautifully preserved this piece of history for us all to appreciate – reminding us of our shared past while inspiring hope for our future endeavors.

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