Fine Print: Workers in a steel factory protest, France, 1936 Fine Prints

Fine Print: Workers in a steel factory protest, France, 1936 Fine PrintsDavid Seymour was one of the great pioneers of small camera photo reportage; he applied a skilled hand and a perceptive eye to photographing many poignant and dramatic events of the 20th century. Pictured here, a national strike for the 40 hour week, paid holidays, and collective agreements. Workers organise a sit in at their steel factory in June 1936.

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and a pioneer of “New Photography

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