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HOME INDUSTRY, 1910. A woman and her children making artificial flowers in their

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HOME INDUSTRY, 1910. A woman and her children making artificial flowers in their

HOME INDUSTRY, 1910.
A woman and her children making artificial flowers in their New York City tenement home. Photographed in 1910 by Lewis W. Hine

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1910 Apartment Artificial Busy Child Labor Daughter Family Flower Hine Home Industry Lewis Manufacture Mother Piecework Poor Table Tenement Toddler Wickes Working Class Turn Of Century


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This poignant photograph captures a glimpse into the harsh reality of early 20th century New York City tenement life. Taken in 1910 by Lewis W. Hine, it depicts a woman and her children engaged in their home industry of making artificial flowers. Seated around a modest table in their cramped apartment, this working-class family is immersed in their labor-intensive task. The image showcases the determination and resilience of these individuals as they diligently manufacture each delicate piece. The mother's focused expression reveals her commitment to providing for her family, while the children dutifully assist alongside her. Despite their young age, they are already familiar with hard work and contribute to the household income through piecework. The interior setting reflects the humble surroundings that many families had to endure during this era. The worn-out furniture and lack of space serve as reminders of the challenging conditions faced by those living in overcrowded tenements. Hine's photograph serves as a powerful reminder of child labor practices prevalent at that time, highlighting both economic necessity and societal inequalities. It prompts us to reflect on how far we have come since then in terms of workers' rights and social progress. This print from Granger Art on Demand offers an opportunity to appreciate not only Hine's skillful composition but also recognize the struggles faced by countless families striving for survival amidst difficult circumstances during turn-of-the-century America.

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