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Steelworkers at Russian Boarding House, Homestead, Pennsylvania
869757 Steelworkers at Russian Boarding House, Homestead, Pennsylvania, 1907-8 (gelatin silver print) by Hine, Lewis Wickes (1874-1940); 11.9x16.8 cm; Allen Memorial Art Museum, Oberlin College, Ohio, USA; eAllen Memorial Art Museum; Charles F. Olney Fund; American, out of copyright
Media ID 23502640
© Allen Memorial Art Museum Charles F. Olney Fund / Bridgeman Images
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In this photograph, titled "Steelworkers at Russian Boarding House, Homestead, Pennsylvania". Lewis Wickes Hine captures a moment frozen in time. The image showcases a group of steelworkers gathered outside their boarding house, their strong and weathered faces telling stories of hard work and resilience. The workers stand proudly, wearing braces that hold up their trousers as they pose for the camera. Their moustaches add an air of ruggedness to their appearance, symbolizing the masculinity associated with manual labor during this era. Each man's half-length figure is distinct yet unified within the group, representing the camaraderie forged through shared experiences in America's industrial heartland. Hine's composition highlights both individuality and unity among these American steelworkers. The backdrop of Homestead, Pennsylvania serves as a reminder of the town's significance in shaping America's industrial landscape. These men represent not only themselves but also countless others who toiled tirelessly to build a nation fueled by steel. This gelatin silver print offers viewers a glimpse into history - an intimate portrayal of blue-collar workers whose contributions often go unnoticed. As we gaze upon this photograph today, we are reminded of the strength and determination that built our great nation. It stands as a testament to those who labored endlessly to forge progress amidst challenging circumstances. Displayed at Allen Memorial Art Museum at Oberlin College in Ohio, USA; this image continues to resonate with audiences worldwide due to its timeless depiction of hardworking individuals striving for better lives
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