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KANSAS: DUST STORM, 1936. Dunes of soil caused by a dust storm near Liberal, Kansas

KANSAS: DUST STORM, 1936. Dunes of soil caused by a dust storm near Liberal, Kansas


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KANSAS: DUST STORM, 1936. Dunes of soil caused by a dust storm near Liberal, Kansas

KANSAS: DUST STORM, 1936.
Dunes of soil caused by a dust storm near Liberal, Kansas. Photograph by Arthur Rothstein, 1936

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1936 Arthur Dune Dust Bowl Dust Storm Farm Farmhouse Kansas Liberal Rothstein Shed


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This photograph, titled "KANSAS: DUST STORM, 1936" takes us back to a defining moment in American history. The image captures the devastating impact of a dust storm near Liberal, Kansas during the infamous Dust Bowl era. Shot by photographer Arthur Rothstein in 1936, this powerful print showcases the haunting beauty of nature's wrath. The scene unfolds with rolling dunes of soil stretching as far as the eye can see. These towering mounds were formed by relentless winds carrying tons of topsoil from once fertile farmlands. In the distance stands a solitary farmhouse, its weathered exterior serving as a testament to resilience amidst adversity. Rothstein's sepia-toned composition evokes an eerie sense of desolation and despair. It serves as a stark reminder of the hardships faced by farmers who battled against these merciless storms that ravaged their livelihoods and communities. As we gaze upon this historic snapshot frozen in time, we are transported to an era marked by struggle and perseverance. This photograph is not just a documentation of natural disaster but also an emblematic representation of human strength in confronting environmental challenges. Granger Art on Demand presents this remarkable piece from their collection with utmost respect for its historical significance. Let it serve as a poignant reminder that even in times of great turmoil, hope can still be found within our collective spirit to rebuild what has been lost.

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