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SICK CHILD, 1937. The son of John Scott, a migrant worker, recovering from a severe

SICK CHILD, 1937. The son of John Scott, a migrant worker, recovering from a severe


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SICK CHILD, 1937. The son of John Scott, a migrant worker, recovering from a severe

SICK CHILD, 1937.
The son of John Scott, a migrant worker, recovering from a severe attack of pneumonia at home in Ringgold, Iowa. Photograph by Russell Lee, 1937

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1937 Chair Child Great Depression Home Iowa Migrant Poverty Recovery Resting Rural Russell Scott Sick Sitting Working Class Pneumonia Ringgold Unidentified


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This poignant photograph, titled "SICK CHILD, 1937" captures a moment of vulnerability and resilience during the Great Depression. The image portrays the son of John Scott, a hardworking migrant worker, as he recovers from a severe attack of pneumonia in his humble home in Ringgold, Iowa. Taken by renowned photographer Russell Lee in 1937, this snapshot offers a glimpse into the harsh realities faced by working-class families during this tumultuous era. The young boy is seated on an old wooden chair, his frail body draped with blankets to ward off the chill that lingers within their modest interior. Despite the hardships they endure daily due to poverty and limited resources, there is an undeniable sense of hope emanating from this scene. The child's eyes reflect determination and strength as he rests and recuperates from his illness. It serves as a testament to the indomitable spirit found within even the most vulnerable members of society. Through capturing this intimate moment between father and son amidst adversity, Lee reminds us all of our shared humanity. This photograph stands as a powerful reminder that compassion and empathy are essential virtues required to navigate through difficult times. Displayed here by Granger Art on Demand from their collection at Granger NYC, it serves as both an artistic representation of history's struggles and an invitation for contemplation on how we can support one another during challenging times.

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