Walker Evans
Evans, Walker - 1903–75, American photographer, b. St. Louis. Evans began his photographic career in 1928. His studies of Victorian architecture and his photographs of the rural South during the Great Depression, made for the Farm Security Administration, are among his best-known works. Many of Evans's photographs of tenant farmers appeared in the book Let Us Now Praise Famous Men (1941 Read More...
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Walker Evans
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"The Transparent Eyeball": On Emerson and Walker Evans, in Mosaic (Winnipeg)
by Caroline Blinder. 14 pgs.
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The Depression Era in Black and White: Four American Photo-Texts, in Criticism
by James Goodwin. 35 pgs.
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