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West Indies through the Venezuelan Line of Steamers
it was found that the western face was originally painted in a wide range of colors
Keywords specific to this image: Cupola
He also excelled in creating Art Deco travel and railway posters later in his career and his style was described as Òlight impressionism
which protect their feet from sinking into the very dry sand
1937 Print Great Depression William Houck Davis Natchez Mississippi Adams FZ3 XGI8 West Indies through the VenezuelanThis is an original 1937 halftone print portrait of William Davis of Natchez, Mississippi. The caption writes, "Sharecropper. Pays one fourth, owns own mules. Wife and child away. Begging for work, extremely poor. In cupboard had only hunk of salt pork" This image was taken to demonstrate the number of unemployed people in the United States during the late 1930s. Photography by William G. Houck Jr. CONDITION This 74+ year old Item is rated Near Mint
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