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[Blacksmith Standing in Doorway, Pipe in Mouth]
Creator
Doris UlmannAmerican Photographer · 1882–1934
All works by this person →A New Yorker by birth, Doris Ulmann preserved the rural cultures of the southeastern United States through her photographs. She worked particularly in the "Southern Highlands" of the Appalachian Mountains, creating portraits of the residents. In 1933, she contributed photographs to *Roll, Jordan, Roll*, a book by novelist Julia Peterkin about the vanishing black culture, known as Gullah, of the So
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- 1916–1925
- Medium
- Gum bichromate print
- Culture
- American
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- eca10f3a-2ce2-4676-b2cc-488b76ec9f05
Full length portrait of a blacksmith standing on a doorway. His left fist is resting on his hip and he is leaning against the doorway, his right arm resting on the frame, at head level. He has a pipe in his mouth.
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