📸 Black and White Fine Art Photography — Walker Evans, New York City 1938

Title: children playing on 61st street between 1st and 3rd avenues, new york year: 1938 photographer: walker evans (1903–1975) fine art print – museum quality in this touching scene captured in 1938, three young girls sit on the sidewalk, leaning against a staircase, watching a young boy standing opposite them. Walker evans’ humanist eye gives this new york street scene an almost timeless appeal. Witnessing the everyday lives of americans, walker evans immortalizes a moment of innocence in the heart of manhattan, on 61st street between 1st and 3rd avenues. Through his documentary eye, he transforms a simple urban scene into a silent testimony to social conditions, childhood, and working-class america between the two world wars. 📐 characteristics: • format: 20.5 X 30.5 cm • finish: glossy • support: premium professional photo paper 270 g/m² • printing: high-end digital • mint condition, never framed • work sold individually, quality reprint about the photographer: walker evans, a major figure in 20th-century american photography, made history with his documentary style and his interest in vernacular culture. A collaborator of moma, fortune and the fsa, he influenced several generations of photographers, from cartier-bresson to william klein. His work is now preserved in the greatest museums in the world. 📦 careful and secure shipping in a rigid cardboard mailer. 🎁 ideal for collectors, interior decoration, or artistic gifts.