40 Candid Photographs Capture New York City Subway Passengers From the Late 1930s and Early 1940s ~ Vintage Everyday
Walker Evans' “lineup of faces” on the subway | Ephemeral New York
Photographer Walker Evans in the Subway – Many Are Called
Photographs: 'Walker Evans – Subway portraits' 1938-41 | Art Blart
Photography and Public Transport - nickturpin.com
Discussion Topic: Walker Evans' Subway Portraits | Fall 2013 History of Photography
Subway Passengers / 1 (D'après Walker Ev, Painting by Jean-Jacques Venturini | Artmajeur
MoMA | Walker Evans. Subway Portrait. from the series Subway Portraits. 1938–41
Walker Evans | [Five 35mm Film Frames: Subway Passengers, Times Square Shuttle, New York City: Two Women in Conversation, Two Men BeneathShuttle Sign, Woman in Face-Veiled Hat and Boy] | The Metropolitan
The Subway Portraits of Helen Levitt - The New York Times
Subway Portrait, Walker Evans | Mia
Walker Evans | [Subway Passengers, New York City] | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Photographs: 'Walker Evans – Subway portraits' 1938-41 | Art Blart
The Art of the Oxymoron: The Vernacular Style of Walker Evans · SFMOMA
The Streets of New York: American Photographs from the Collection, 1938-1958
Deny Fear on Twitter: "All of these Walker Evans subway shots, taken from 1938 to 1941, are pure gold. https://t.co/qvcKMlMiKR" / Twitter
Walker Evans, Subway Passengers, New York City – Smarthistory
Photographer Walker Evans in the Subway – Many Are Called
Media Art Net | Evans, Walker: Subway Portraits
MoMA | Walker Evans. Subway Portrait. from the series Subway Portraits. 1938–41
Walker Evans' “lineup of faces” on the subway | Ephemeral New York
Photographer Walker Evans in the Subway – Many Are Called
Walker Evans | [Subway Passengers, New York City] | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York Subway 1930s-15 - Flashbak
Photographs: 'Walker Evans – Subway portraits' 1938-41 | Art Blart
Photographs: 'Walker Evans – Subway portraits' 1938-41 | Walker evans, Walker, Evan
Walker Evans | [Three 35mm Film Frames: Subway Passengers, New York City: Two Women, Woman in Face-Veiled Hat] | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
