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Tenant farm rental sign, Alabama, 1936. Creator: Walker Evans
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Tenant farm rental sign, Alabama, 1936. Creator: Walker Evans
Tenant farm rental sign, Alabama. [ Lunch Room - For Rent: One Horse Farms; Two Horse Farms; 1 House & Filling Station; See Mrs Tipton... ]
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This photograph, taken by renowned photographer Walker Evans in 1936, showcases a tenant farm rental sign in rural Alabama during the Great Depression. The image captures the essence of a bygone era, evoking a sense of nostalgia and historical significance. The sign itself is weathered and worn, reflecting the hardships faced by farmers during this tumultuous time. Its bold lettering advertises various types of farms available for rent - from one horse farms to two horse farms, as well as a house with a filling station. Interested parties are directed to contact Mrs. Tipton for further details. Evans' composition skillfully frames the sign against the backdrop of an old building, adding to its rustic charm. The simplicity of photography enhances the starkness and raw emotion conveyed through this image. Through his lens, Evans not only documents an advertisement but also offers us insight into the economic struggles faced by rural communities during the Great Depression. This photograph serves as a reminder of our nation's history while highlighting themes such as agriculture, regionalism, and rural life. Preserved within the Library of Congress archives, this still image stands as a testament to Walker Evans' talent for capturing poignant moments that transcend time. It allows us to reflect on our past and appreciate how far we have come since those challenging days in 1930s America.
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