Negro children and old home on badly eroded land near Wadesboro, North Carolina

Marion Post Wolcott

1938, printed about 1978

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Trio, Rosemarie Beck, lithograph
The Harrow, Merritt Mauzey, lithograph
This image is created with black ink on yellowed paper. It represents the façade of “The Bank for Savings & Trusts.” In the lower portion of the image a sidewalk is seen, and the sidewalk is heavily trafficked, with two groups of people at the left and right of the image and a single figure entering the bank at the center.
This etching is created with black ink on paper. It pictures a residential alley with fences behind houses on both sides, two houses on the left and two on the right. In the alley, a woman leans on the fence at the right, facing away from the viewer. There is also a fence at the end of the alley, above which are a laundry line and trees.