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Walter Greenwood and Pearl Alice Osgood
Author Walter Greenwood and his wife Pearl Alice Osgood, arriving at Southampton. Date: 1936
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In this evocative photograph, taken in 1936, we see the renowned English author Walter Greenwood (1903-1995) and his wife Pearl Alice Osgood (1901-1996) as they disembark from a ship at Southampton, England. Greenwood, dressed in a smart suit and hat, holds a pipe in one hand and a leather satchel in the other, while his wife Pearl, looking stylish in a fur coat and hat, holds a small suitcase. The couple's faces are filled with excitement and anticipation as they begin their journey to their next destination. Walter Greenwood was a prolific writer, best known for his gritty and realistic portrayals of working-class life in the North of England. His most famous work, "Love on the Dole," was published in 1933 and became a bestseller, as well as a successful play and film. The novel, which explores the struggles of working-class families during the Great Depression, was praised for its authenticity and social commentary. Pearl Alice Osgood was an accomplished artist and illustrator, who often collaborated with her husband on his literary projects. Together, they created numerous illustrations for Greenwood's books, including "Love on the Dole" and "They Came to a City." Their creative partnership added depth and visual appeal to Greenwood's stories, making them even more engaging for readers. This photograph captures a moment in time, as the Greenwoods embark on a new adventure, filled with hope and the promise of creative success. The image is a testament to their enduring love and partnership, as well as their significant contributions to literature and art during the mid-20th century.
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