LEWIS HINE - A Group of the Youngest Coal Breaker Boys

Artist: Lewis Hine (American, 1874-1940). Title: "A Group of the Youngest Coal Breaker Boys in a Pennsylvania Coal Mine, South Pittston, Pennsylvania". Medium: Original photogravure. Date: Com

Artist: Lewis Hine Title: A group of boys in coal mine Pennsylvania 1911 Date Printed: 1979 Medium: Vintage Photogravure Limited Edition Printer Location: Italy Dimensions: 29 x25 cm - 11x 10 inch Add

Artist: Lewis Hine Title: A group of boys in coal mine Pensilvanya 1911 Date Printed: 1979 Date Printed: Italy Printer Location: Milan Size: 29 x25 cm - 11x 10 inch Mount Size: 30x40 cm - 15.7x11.8 In

Artist: Lewis Hine Title: Breaker Boys, Pennsylvania, 1910 Medium: Photo Litho, 1972, USA Dimensions: 9.05x6.6" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 8.5x11" Conservation Board Artist Bio: Lewis Wickes Hin

ORIGINAL LEWIS W. HINE PRINT MADE FOR THE NATIONAL CHILD LABOR COMMITTEE- GROUP OF COAL MINERS, PENNSYLVANIA, 1911, WITH WITKIN GALLERY LABEL/INV.# 1958 5" X 7"

After Lewis Hine, black and white "Muckraker" photograph, "Child Laborers," from the original in the National Archives, depicting a large group of young boys in ragged clothing, notated and dated bene

Artist: Lewis Hine (American, 1874-1940). Title: "Group of "Newsies" at the Brooklyn Bridge Starting Out at 1:00am in a Blizzard on a Sunday". Medium: Original photogravure. Date: Composed 1908. Print

LEWIS HINE, Untitled (Telegraph Boys), c. 1911, 4.75x6.625" Gelatin silver print, Printed c. 1911, Inscribed in pencil on print verso: From the National Child Labor Archive. Additional numbers inscrib

Artist: LEWIS W. HINE Print Title: Group of "newsies", Brooklyn Bridge, 1908 Limited Edition Folio 342/1000 Medium: Sheet-fed Gravure Printing Date: 1970's Printed in Italy Image Size approx: 9.25 X 1

Artist: Lewis Hine Title: Young coal miners Pennsylvanya 1911 Date Printed: Printed in 1979 Heavy weight, matte finish Medium: Vintage Photogravure With dry mount tissue guard Print Origin: Printed in

Artist: Lewis Hine Title: Undernourished Boy Medium: Photoengraving, 1970, USA Dimensions: 5x6.8" on 12x9" sheet Unmounted Small Edition Portofolio. Made from Hine original negatives by Eastman House

Artist: Lewis Hine Title: Messenger Boy on Bike, 1913 Medium: Photoengraving, 1970, USA Dimensions: 7x5" on 12x9" sheet Unmounted Small Edition Portofolio. Made from Hine original negatives by Eastman

Artist: Lewis Hine Title: Young Boy Living Near Hull House Visits Clinic, Chicago Medium: Photo Litho, 2008, USA Size: 7.4x9.5" Heat Wax Mounted on 11x14" Conservation Board Lewis Wickes Hine (1874 -

Lewis Hine (American, 1874-1940) Group of Newsboys (Brooklyn, N.Y.). Silver gelatin print of the original negative. Provenance: The Art Institute of Chicago Sight: 7.5" x 9" Frame: 12" x 15.5"

Artist: Lewis Hine Title: Bowling Alley Pin Boys, 1 A.M. 1910 Medium: Photoengraving, 1970, USA Dimensions: 7x5" on 12x9" sheet UnmountedSmall Edition Portofolio. Made from Hine original negatives by

Bowling Alley Pin Boys 1 a.m From the Original Lewis W. Hine negative in the George Eastman House (1910) #8 Photographer: Lewis W. Hine Dated: 1970 Su

Jack Savitsky (American 1910-1991) Pastel, Ink and Crayon on Paper The Breaker Boys. Signed and dated lower right '64. Image 9" x 19-1/2"; in a mitered wood frame 10-3/4" x 21-1/2" overall. Condition:

Jack Savitsky (American 1910-1991) Pastel, Ink and Crayon on Paper Silver Creek Coal Breaker From The Coal Mines to NY City. Signed and dated lower right '91, unframed. 8-1/2" x 11-1/2". Condition: Ve

Lewis Hine (American 1874-1940) photograph, "Child Worker" depicting a young boy in a textile mill, 6" x 3-5/8" image, sheet 7" x 5", date of printing unknown, fair condition, tattered edges

Undernourished Boy in Rural School in Mountains of Kentucky Receiving Milk Supplied by Rd Cross - Victim of Droiught From the Original Lewis W. Hine negative in the George Eastman House (1933) #12 Pho

Lewis W. Hine (American 1874-1940) Silver Print, 1908, 'Italian Immigrant Woman', provenance Martin Gordon Inc., signt 13" x 10", 22.25" x 19.5" in a beveled wood frame, matted and glazed.

LEWIS W. HINE King Philip Spinning room, Oiler Boy--Oils all the spindles in this room. Silver contact print, 1915. 120x171 mm; 4¾x6¾ inches, approximately inch margins. With the negative nu

Monogram coated canvas trunks, each in a black protective canvas cover, some with removable shelf and/or keys.; PROVENANCE From the Estate of Jerry Lewis; Jerry Lewis

Artist: Lewis Hine (American, 1874-1940). Title: "Riding the "Ball," High Up on the Empire State Building". Medium: Silver gelatin print. Date: Composed c1930. Printed 1975. Dimensions: Overa