geh:maker=wlewis
4 photos tagged geh:maker=wlewis, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.
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- woman
- georgeeastmanhouse
- womensday
- lewiswhine
- working
- standing
- factory
- machine
- geh:medium=negativegelatinonglass
- women
- geh:medium=negativegelatinonnitrocellulosesheetfilm
- bench
- mujer
- box
- skirt
- worker
- obreros
- ruffle
- máquinas
- fábricas
- embalajes
- geh:accession=198502950026
- travel
- sleeping
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Recent uploads
The last upload was March 2009.
Typists from George Eastman Museum uploaded March 2009
Woman with Machine (tinsel) from George Eastman Museum uploaded March 2009
Paper Boxes, Binding Covers from George Eastman Museum uploaded March 2009
Slovak Woman Immigrant Taking Nap In Baggage/1905 from George Eastman Museum uploaded March 2009
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Slovak Woman Immigrant Taking Nap In Baggage/1905
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- Renira1 said:
Paper Boxes, Binding Covers
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lisa-skorpion said:
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Die Erinnerungen, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
Woman with Machine (tinsel)
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Hastings Historical Society said:
Wonderful photograph!
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Imanol Gabilondo said:
Great!
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Christine Turner said:
Interesting.
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thetallguy747 said:
This was your fate when you didn't make it in Tinsel Town!
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jamica1 said:
For the importance of Hine see Robert Westbrook "Lewis Hine and the Ethics of Progressive Camerawork," Tikkun 2 (April/May 1987), 24-29
Typists
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vistavision said:
That's too many keys for a typewriter. Could these be early accounting machines?
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The Real Estreya said:
I agree with vistavision. The color pattern of the keys especially makes it look like an early accounting typewriter. Here's the link to a drawing of one from 1911
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Pixel Wrangler said:
Here's a link to a different exposure of this image. I agree it's not a typewriter, albeit Hine took many photographs of typists and office workers.
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the third little bird said:
Definitely a comptometer. There's an image of something similar here. Also see here. Typists and comptometrists might be a better caption.
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sweetybird222 said:
there's no way that the date on this is correct. that was taken in the twenties.
