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COTTON PLANTATION. Picking cotton on a Mississippi plantation. Oil over a photograph
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COTTON PLANTATION. Picking cotton on a Mississippi plantation. Oil over a photograph
COTTON PLANTATION.
Picking cotton on a Mississippi plantation. Oil over a photograph, late 19th century
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Media ID 13133023
1870 1870s 1880 1880s 1890s Basket Black Bonnet Child Labor Children Cotton Farm Farming Field Harvest Migrant Worker Mississippi Picking Plantation Poor Reconstruction Rural Sharecropper Working Class Southeast
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COTTON PLANTATION - A Glimpse into the Harsh Realities of 19th Century Mississippi
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. This photo print, titled "COTTON PLANTATION" offers a poignant depiction of life on a Mississippi plantation during the late 19th century. The image showcases African American workers diligently picking cotton in an expansive field, their toil immortalized through oil painting over a photograph. The scene captures the essence of daily life for these individuals, highlighting the grueling nature of their work and the challenging conditions they faced. It serves as a stark reminder of America's troubled history with slavery and its aftermath during Reconstruction. In this snapshot from history, we witness children alongside women and men engaged in backbreaking labor. Their worn-out clothing and tired expressions reveal the hardships endured by those living in poverty-stricken rural areas. The presence of young girls donning bonnets emphasizes how child labor was unfortunately prevalent at that time. These resilient individuals were part of a working class that played an integral role in sustaining Southern plantations' economic prosperity. As we reflect upon this powerful image, it is crucial to acknowledge both the strength and resilience exhibited by these migrant workers while also recognizing the injustices they endured. This photograph encapsulates not only their struggle but also their determination to survive amidst adversity. Through Granger Art on Demand's preservation efforts, this historical artifact allows us to delve into America's past—a testament to our collective journey towards progress and equality.
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