[Wooden Houses and Jalopy by Dirt Road, From Elevated Position, Atlanta, Georgia]

Walker Evans

March 1936 · Film negative · Photographs

[Wooden Houses and Jalopy by Dirt Road, From Elevated Position, Atlanta, Georgia] — Walker Evans

Artist: Walker Evans
Date: March 1936
Medium: Film negative
Department: Photographs
Credit line: Walker Evans Archive, 1994

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