Marion Post Wolcott was an American photographer who worked for the Farm Security Administration during the Great Depression, documenting poverty, the Jim Crow South, and deprivation.
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Works in Collection
12 works
"Working Men Lunches" Café Where Construction Workers Eat...
Marion Post Wolcott
1940
A Member of Witkin's Family Making Biscuits
Marion Post Wolcott
1939
Baptism in Triplett Creek, Rowan County, Kentucky
Marion Post Wolcott
1940
Center of Town after Blizzard, Woodstock, Vermont
Marion Post Wolcott
1940
Movie Advertisement on the Side of a Building, "Birth of ...
Marion Post Wolcott
1938
Mr. R.B. Whitley Visiting his General Store
Marion Post Wolcott
1939
Post Office, Aspen, Colorado
Marion Post Wolcott
1941
Service Station, Used Cars for Sale, Alexandria, Louisiana
Marion Post Wolcott
1941
Town Meeting, Vermont
Marion Post Wolcott
1940
Unemployed Coal Miner's Daughter Carrying Home Can of Ker...
Marion Post Wolcott
1938
Winter Tourists
Marion Post Wolcott
1940
Winter Visitors from Nearby Trailer Park, Picnicking Besi...
Marion Post Wolcott
1941
Exhibitions
6 exhibitionsMay 21, 1942 – Oct 04, 1942
Road to Victory
13 artists
Feb 08, 1949 – May 01, 1949
The Exact Instant
200 artists · 2 curators
Oct 18, 1962 – Nov 25, 1962
The Bitter Years: 19351941
13 artists · 2 curators
May 27, 1964 – Aug 23, 1964
The Photographer's Eye
105 artists · 1 curator
Dec 21, 1979
Edward Steichen Photography Center Reinstallation
102 artists · 1 curator
Oct 23, 1980
Reinstallation of the Collection
129 artists