China
by Mary Wentworth, April 9, 1974
A lifelong activist in anti-war, feminist, and anti-racist movements, Wentworth is one who truly thinks globally and acts locally. In the People’s Republic of China with a chapter of the U.S.-China Peoples Friendship Association, she deftly photographed children at play, factory workers, and other city scenes. This seemingly mundane street scene, likely taken from a moving vehicle, results in an engaging, stratified composition.
Title
New housing with wall posters
Creator
Wentworth, Mary L.
Date
1974-04-09
Extent
1 photograph
Description
A lifelong activist in anti-war, feminist, and anti-racist movements, Wentworth is one who truly thinks globally and acts locally. In the People’s Republic of China with a chapter of the U.S.-China Peoples Friendship Association, she deftly photographed children at play, factory workers, and other city scenes. This seemingly mundane street scene, likely taken from a moving vehicle, results in an engaging, stratified composition.
Collection:
Mary L. Wentworth Papers (MS 522)
Identifier
mums522-s04-c01-i011
Cite As:
New housing with wall posters, ca. April 9, 1974. Photography by Mary L. Wentworth. Mary L. Wentworth Papers (MS 522).
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