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FAMILY DINING, 1939. A new rehabilitation family dining on biscuits, bread
FAMILY DINING, 1939.
A new rehabilitation family dining on biscuits, bread and cake in Coffee County, Alabama, 1939
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Media ID 13213117
1939 Alabama Baby Biscuit Bread Brother Cake Coffee County Daughter Dinner Family Farm Security Administration Father Great Depression Husband Mother New Deal Poverty Sister Table Togetherness Southeast
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Estimated Product Size is 40cm x 40cm (15.7" x 15.7")
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FAMILY DINING, 1939 - A Glimpse into Resilience and Togetherness during the Great Depression
EDITORS COMMENTS
. This print takes us back to a humble family dining experience in Coffee County, Alabama, during the year 1939. Amidst the hardships of the Great Depression, this new rehabilitation family finds solace and strength in sharing a meal together. Seated around a simple wooden table adorned with biscuits, bread, and cake - precious commodities at that time - we witness their determination to find joy even in scarcity. The father sits proudly at one end while the mother lovingly tends to their baby on her lap. Their children gather around them; two boys full of curiosity and energy stand alongside their sister who gazes adoringly at her parents. The image captures not only hunger being satiated but also an unbreakable bond between family members. In their eyes lies hope for a better future as they partake in this moment of unity amidst adversity. This photograph is more than just a documentation of poverty; it symbolizes resilience and the power of love. Taken by an American photographer commissioned by Farm Security Administration (FSA), this poignant snapshot stands as a testament to President Roosevelt's New Deal initiatives aimed at providing relief for struggling families across America's southeast region. As we reflect upon this historical artifact today, let us be reminded of our own capacity for resilience and cherish those moments when we come together as families despite life's challenges.
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