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Worker Giving High-Signal to the Derrick Crew
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Worker Giving High-Signal to the Derrick Crew

Lewis Wickes Hine, American, 1874–1940 · 1930/31 · Gelatin silver print

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Credit lineWorker Giving High-Signal to the Derrick Crew. 1930/31. Lewis Wickes Hine, American, 1874–1940. The Art Institute of Chicago, Ada Turnbull Hertle Fund; Wirt D. Walker Trust; Gladys N. Anderson, the Mary and Leigh Block Endowment, and Centennial Major Acquisitions Income funds; purchased with funds provided by of Robin and Sandy Stuart; partial gift of Herbert and Barbara Molderings. CC0.
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