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NEW YORK: BREAD LINE, 1915. Bread line on 41st Street, New York City, 30 January 1915

NEW YORK: BREAD LINE, 1915. Bread line on 41st Street, New York City, 30 January 1915


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NEW YORK: BREAD LINE, 1915. Bread line on 41st Street, New York City, 30 January 1915

NEW YORK: BREAD LINE, 1915.
Bread line on 41st Street, New York City, 30 January 1915

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This powerful print titled "NEW YORK: BREAD LINE, 1915" captures a poignant scene on 41st Street in New York City. Taken on January 30th, 1915, it offers a glimpse into the harsh realities of life during that era. The image showcases a long line of men standing patiently, waiting for their daily ration of bread. The photograph symbolizes both the generosity of charity and the overwhelming poverty that plagued American cities at the time. These men, representing the working class and victims of unemployment, gather together in search of sustenance amidst difficult circumstances. The setting is unmistakably early Manhattan with its bustling streets and towering buildings serving as a backdrop to this somber scene. The atmosphere is palpable; one can almost feel the cold winter air and sense the desperation etched on each face. In an era before social safety nets were established, this image serves as a reminder of how far society has come in addressing issues such as poverty and inequality. It also highlights the resilience and strength exhibited by those who faced adversity head-on. This print from Granger Art on Demand allows us to reflect upon our shared history while reminding us of our duty to continue striving for progress towards a more just society where no one goes hungry or lacks basic necessities like bread.

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