The Past, Reimagined Like Rockwell

The following table is for keeping track of the project

 

#	Thumb	Post	Source
1		A Child Whose Home Is an Alley Dwelling near the Capitol; Disorderly Dispatches	Original negative by Esther Bubley
2		“She Held Them All”;  Disorderly Dispatches	Mother of seven children. Age thirty-two.
3		Men Working Together; Disorderly Dispatches	So that men may work together
4		A Quiet Sunday in Wartime Arlington; Disorderly Dispatches	Reading the Sunday comics in a single room in Idaho Hall
5		They Stood There Anyway; Disorderly Dispatches	Peddlers on Easter morning on Garfield Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois
6		I Have Here in My Hand…; D. Dispatches
7		Is this the “again?”; Exit 78	Image inspired by  Kentucky Mother and Child (1969)by Morton Broffman
8		The Weight of Cotton; Exit78	Cotton on porch of sharecropper’s home, Maria plantation, Arkansas
9		The Weight of Cotton, Revisited; Exit78	Rehabilitation clients, Boone County, Arkansas
10		The Quiet Work of Legacy; Exit 78	Rendered from an AI interpretation based on historical photography.
11		The Cost of Displacement: Is This the “Again?”; Exit78	The evacuation of Japanese-Americans from West Coast areas under U.S. Army war emergency order
12		Nothing Left but Forward; Exit78	Once a Missouri farmer, now a migratory farm laborer on the Pacific Coast. California
13		Nothing Left But Waiting; Exit78	Waiting for the semimonthly relief checks
14		“Black Sunday”: The Dust Storm That Swallowed Baca County, Colorado; Exit78	Wikipedia Commons original image
15		A Little Color, and the Hunger Returns; Exit78	National Benevolent Society image
16		Where the Dust Settles Slow; Exit78	Arkansas Postcard Past: Russellville in 1909
17		Awaiting the opening of orange picking season; Just Exit78	Library of Congress 8b29938, 8b38525, 8b29940, 8b31640
R12C1	R12C2	R12C3	R12C4
R11C1	R11C2	R11C3	R11C4
R12C1	R12C2	R12C3	R12C4