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Unemployed in New York, by Couriers Sunday, 1930 (colour litho)
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Unemployed in New York, by Couriers Sunday, 1930 (colour litho)
2778001 Unemployed in New York, by Couriers Sunday, 1930 (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The world crisis. In New York, a procession of unemployed people quietly marched through the streets. The different trades of the demonstrators were indicated by signs hanging from the chest, fireman (stoker), painter (decorator), laborer (laborer), porter (porter), etc. while the writing on the hats warned that the Demonstrators were bidding for a dollar a week. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 23 November 1930.); © Look and Learn
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Unemployed in New York, 1930 - A Struggle for Survival
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. This print captures the harsh reality of the Great Depression in New York City. Taken by Achille Beltrame and published in Courier Sunday on November 23,1930, it depicts a procession of unemployed individuals silently marching through the streets. The image portrays a diverse group of men and women from various trades, each wearing signs that indicate their former occupations - fireman, painter, laborer, porter - now rendered obsolete by widespread unemployment. Their hats bear desperate pleas for work at just one dollar per week. In this poignant scene, we witness the resilience and determination of those affected by economic hardship. The crowd moves forward with solemn determination as they seek to make their voices heard amidst an uncertain future. Beltrame's use of color lithography adds depth and intensity to this powerful composition. The vibrant hues serve as a stark contrast to the somber subject matter, emphasizing both hopelessness and resilience simultaneously. This artwork serves as a reminder of the profound impact that economic crises can have on society. It stands as a testament to human strength in times of adversity and highlights the urgent need for social reform during periods marked by widespread poverty and joblessness. As we reflect upon this historical moment captured nearly a century ago, let us remember those who struggled during these challenging times while also recognizing our collective responsibility to create opportunities for all members of society.
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