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FARMING, 1940. Homesteaders Jack Whinery and Jim Norris looking at the roots of corn in Pie Town
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FARMING, 1940. Homesteaders Jack Whinery and Jim Norris looking at the roots of corn in Pie Town
FARMING, 1940.
Homesteaders Jack Whinery and Jim Norris looking at the roots of corn in Pie Town, New Mexico. Photograph by Russell Lee, 1940
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1940 Corn Cornfield Farmer Farming Great Depression Homesteader Jack New Mexico Norris Pie Town Root Russell Southwest Whinery
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In this photograph taken in 1940, we are transported to the heart of Pie Town, New Mexico. The image showcases two hardworking homesteaders named Jack Whinery and Jim Norris as they stand amidst a vast cornfield, their eyes fixed on the roots of the towering cornstalks before them. The scene captures a moment frozen in time during the challenging era of the Great Depression. These resilient men epitomize the spirit of American farming, embodying determination and perseverance despite facing economic hardships that plagued many during this period. Photographed by Russell Lee, an acclaimed documentarian known for his powerful images depicting daily life across America, this picture offers us a glimpse into the lives of these farmers who relied on agriculture to sustain themselves and their families. The composition is strikingly simple yet evocative; it portrays not only the physical labor involved in tending to crops but also hints at deeper connections between man and nature. As we observe Whinery and Norris examining the intricate root system beneath their feet, we can almost feel their reverence for Mother Earth's bountiful offerings. This remarkable print from Granger Art on Demand serves as a poignant reminder of our agricultural heritage while honoring those who dedicated their lives to cultivating our land. It invites us to reflect upon our own connection with nature and appreciate the resilience displayed by individuals like Whinery and Norris during times of adversity.
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