Gordon Parks
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Hercules Brown, 20 year Esso dealer, in his general store, Somerville, Maine
Hercules Brown, 20 year Esso dealer, in his general store, Somerville, Maine
Gordon Parks
January 1944
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Kitchen Door to the Burt Mosher Home
Kitchen Door to the Burt Mosher Home
Gordon Parks
1944
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Dinner Time at Mr. Hercules Brown's Home, Somerville, Maine
Dinner Time at Mr. Hercules Brown's Home, Somerville, Maine
Gordon Parks
February 1944
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A strong seventy mile gale blowing in from the sea near Gloucester, Massachusetts
A strong seventy mile gale blowing in from the sea near Gloucester, Massachusetts
Gordon Parks
November-December 1944
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Gloucester fishermen pulling in their nets to bring their catch nearer to the surface so the dip net can transfer them to the big boat. Gloucester, Massachusetts
Gloucester fishermen pulling in their nets to bring their catch nearer to the surface so the dip net can transfer them to the big boat. Gloucester, Massachusetts
Gordon Parks
June 1943
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332nd Fighter Group in Flight, Selfridge Field, Michigan ("At last we are airborne—We take up our battle positions—White wisps pass us—It's glorious up here.")
332nd Fighter Group in Flight, Selfridge Field, Michigan ("At last we are airborne—We take up our battle positions—White wisps pass us—It's glorious up here.")
Gordon Parks
October 1943
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Lt. "Wild Bill" William Walker and Lt. George Knox 332nd Fighter Group, Selfridge Field, Michigan ("A guy like Bill has got to come in—Let's wait a while longer.")
Lt. "Wild Bill" William Walker and Lt. George Knox 332nd Fighter Group, Selfridge Field, Michigan ("A guy like Bill has got to come in—Let's wait a while longer.")
Gordon Parks
October 1943
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Portrait of a Young Boy, Harlem
Portrait of a Young Boy, Harlem
Gordon Parks
August 1943, printed later
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Children Looking Through Window of Car, Harlem
Children Looking Through Window of Car, Harlem
Gordon Parks
1943
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Gloucester, Massachusetts. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lopez. They have two boys in the armed forces, six children altogether. He is a fish skinner in the Gorton-Pew fishery
Gloucester, Massachusetts. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lopez. They have two boys in the armed forces, six children altogether. He is a fish skinner in the Gorton-Pew fishery
Gordon Parks
June 1943, printed later
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