Works by: Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Albanian Woman with Folded Head Cloth, Ellis Island
1905, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
An Italian Home Near Hull House, 1910
1910, Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Armenian Jew, Ellis Island Immigrant
c. 1926, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Baltimore, Maryland, July 1909
1909, Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Big Steel Plant in Pittsburgh
c. 1908, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Bowery Mission Bread Line, 2 A.M.
1906, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Breaker Boys
1912, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Candy Worker, New York
c. 1925, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Child Cotton Picker
c. 1913, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Climbing into America, Ellis Island
1905, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Coalbreakers, Pennsylvania
c. 1910, Museum of Modern Art, New York
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Cotton Mill Widow and Family
1908, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Cotton Pickers, Denison, Texas
1913, Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Courier in a Modern Printing Shop
c. 1935, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Derrick Man, Empire State Building
c. 1931, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Empire State Building Under Construction
c. 1931, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Gang of Newsboys at 10:00 p.m.
1910, Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
German Steel Worker
c. 1908-1909, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Girls at Work in Textile Mill
c. 1912, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Grocery Clerk behind Counter
c. 1915, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Group of Italians at Ellis Island
c. 1905, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Home-Work on Pants, New York Tenement
1905, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Hull House Neighbors
1910, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Icarus atop the Empire State Building
1931, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Interior, Generator Factory in Powerhouse
c. 1925, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Italian Family Looking for Lost Luggage, Ellis Island
1905, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
King Philip - Mule Spinning Room
1916, Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Laying Beams, Empire State Building Construction
c. 1931, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Little Spinner in Mill, Augusta, Georgia
1909, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Living Quarters of Worker's Family in Old Time N.Y. Tenement
1910, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Man on Girders, Mooring Mast, Empire State Building
c. 1931, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Man with Rope, Empire State Building
1930, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Men at Work in Glass Factory
c. 1937, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
N.Y. Tenement Family Gets Fresh Air on a Hot Day
c. 1910, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
N.Y. Tenements
1915, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Near Waxahachie, Texas
1913, Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Newsboys
1909, Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Newsboys' Reading Room, Boston
c. 1912, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Playground in Mill Village
1909, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Riveters Way Up on the Empire State Building
c. 1931, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Rural Field Worker, New England
1910, Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Sadie Pfeifer, a Cotton Mill Spinner, Lancaster, South Carolina
1908, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Self-Portrait with Newsboy
1908, J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Slavic Steel-Worker's Family, Homestead, Pennsylvania
1908, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Slovak at Ellis Island
1905, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Spinner and Foreman in Georgia Cotton Mill
1908, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Steamfitter
1920, Museum of Modern Art, New York
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Stitching Books in Print Shop
c. 1935, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Sunday Noon, Some of the Newsboys Returning Sunday Papers
1909, private collection
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Tenement Family
c. 1910, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Woman at Typewriter
c. 1930, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Woman Carrying Homework
1909, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Worker, Empire State Building
c. 1931, George Eastman House, Rochester
Lewis Wicks Hine [American, 1874 – 1940]
Young Man Tuning a Piano
c. 1920, George Eastman House, Rochester
