Artist
Lewis Wickes Hine (1874–1940)
130 works by Lewis Wickes Hine (American, 1874–1940) from the Art Institute of Chicago and the Rijksmuseum.
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24 works shown, in the site's best-first order
Derrick Worker on the Empire State BuildingLewis Wickes Hine, 1930Art Institute of Chicago 
WPA Relief Checks Given Out To Unemployed Miners, Scott's Run, West VirginiaLewis Wickes Hine, 1936Art Institute of Chicago 
Old Fashioned Brakeman on Freight TrainLewis Wickes Hine, 1930/31Art Institute of Chicago 
Worker at Grinding MachineLewis Wickes Hine, 1930/31Art Institute of Chicago 
Newboys, Brooklyn BridgeLewis Wickes Hine, 1906Art Institute of Chicago 
Sadie Pfeifer, a Cotton Mill Spinner, Lancaster, South CarolinaLewis Wickes Hine, 1908Art Institute of Chicago 
"Follow The Gleam", Welsh Miner in Pa. Coal Mine A Mile From DaylightLewis Wickes Hine, 1910Art Institute of Chicago 
Welsh Coal Miner, West Virginia MineLewis Wickes Hine, 1909Art Institute of Chicago 
UntitledLewis Wickes Hine, c. 1905Art Institute of Chicago 
Climbing up the Beams on the Empire State-100 Stories UpLewis Wickes Hine, 1931Art Institute of Chicago 
Row of Bachelor Shacks At Scott's Run, West Virginia MinesLewis Wickes Hine, 1936Art Institute of Chicago 
The Mines Today By Cables (Electric Driven). This Is The Power Room Of A Pennsylvania Coal MineLewis Wickes Hine, 1930Art Institute of Chicago 
Old Timers, Pennsylvania Miners, (West Virginia)Lewis Wickes Hine, 1909Art Institute of Chicago 
Lilie Stainers, 7 years old. Atlanta, GeorgiaLewis Wickes Hine, 1915Art Institute of Chicago 
Somersworth, New HampshireLewis Wickes Hine, May 18, 1909Art Institute of Chicago 
Woman Garment WorkerLewis Wickes Hine, c. 1915Art Institute of Chicago 
Untitled (Coal cars in mine)Lewis Wickes Hine, 1908Art Institute of Chicago 
Boss in Power HouseLewis Wickes Hine, 1921Art Institute of Chicago 
Hosiery WorkerLewis Wickes Hine, 1937Art Institute of Chicago 
Chicago SlumsLewis Wickes Hine, 1910Art Institute of Chicago 
Jacksonville, FloridaLewis Wickes Hine, c. 1910Art Institute of Chicago 
Wife, Child, and Home of Pennsylvania Coal MinerLewis Wickes Hine, 1920Art Institute of Chicago 
Russian Family, Ellis IslandLewis Wickes Hine, 1905Art Institute of Chicago 
A Madonna of the TenementsLewis Wickes Hine, 1904Art Institute of Chicago